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Reflexus de Deus
Reflexus de Deus formed in the late 1970s as a Brazilian group with progressive rock leanings and spiritual themes. Their 1981 debut album 'Arvore de Amor'...
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Arvore de Amor
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Dom de Amar
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INSTANTE!
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Inexplicável
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MATURIDADE
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Novo Olhar
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Não Fuja!
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Palavras da Vida
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Quero Te Dizer
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Quero Viver Em Paz!
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Resposta do Vento!!
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Segredos do Amor
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Sinceridade
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Som do Amor!
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Ter Somente Deus
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Resposta do Vento
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Reflexus de Deus formed in the late 1970s as a Brazilian group with progressive rock leanings and spiritual themes. Their 1981 debut album 'Arvore de Amor' gave them their breakthrough, with the title track becoming a notable song in their catalog. The band was led by vocalist Alexandra 'Xanda' D'Angelo, with Ricardo Nave on keyboards, Otávio Henríquez on guitar, César Massena on bass, and Fábio Duarte on drums.
They followed up with albums like 'Agua Viva' in 1983, 'Reflexus' in 1985, 'Milênia' in 1988, and 'A Volta' in 1992. Their music included songs such as 'Dom de Amar,' 'Inexplicável,' and 'Palavras da Vida,' which continued their blend of ethereal melodies and progressive elements.
Their overt religious themes sometimes drew criticism, and as a female-led band in a male-dominated industry, they faced challenges gaining recognition. Still, 'Arvore de Amor' remained a touchstone in their work, and their music found an audience interested in spiritual exploration through sound.
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