Sabonetes
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Sabonetes

Sabonetes formed in São Paulo in the early 1980s with Zé Ramalho on vocals, Luiz Carlos Maluly and Alex Antunes on guitars, Mauro Santa Cecília on bass, and...

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Sabonetes, a Brazilian rock band from São Paulo

They formed in the early 1980s and mixed rock with Brazilian rhythms.

For a quick sense of their sound, 'Marca Página' and 'Onde Vai Parar' hold up well. They're straightforward, rhythmic, and have that early São Paulo rock feel.

Sabonetes had a national hit with 'Hotel' in 1985, and songs like 'Marca Página' show their knack for blending rock energy with local styles. Their music sometimes touched on social themes, which gave their sound a bit of weight beyond just the grooves. They worked with independent labels early on, which kept their approach grounded.

The band started in São Paulo with Zé Ramalho on vocals and a lineup that shifted over the years. They released albums like 'Romance da Aventura' in 1987 and 'A Cor do Som' in 1991, keeping a rock foundation while drawing from various Brazilian styles. Their recording stretched into the early 1990s with 'Rumo ao Infinito' in 1989.

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Sabonetes formed in São Paulo in the early 1980s with Zé Ramalho on vocals, Luiz Carlos Maluly and Alex Antunes on guitars, Mauro Santa Cecília on bass, and Celio Balona on drums. Their debut album 'Hotel' came out in 1985, and its title track became a national hit in Brazil. The band followed with albums like 'Romance da Aventura' in 1987 and 'A Cor do Som' in 1991.

Their songs include 'Marca Página,' 'Onde Vai Parar,' and 'Mistério.' The lineup changed over time, with Paulo Ricardo and Sérgio Dias replacing Maluly and Antunes on guitar, and Sérgio Reis taking over on drums. Their music mixed rock with Brazilian rhythms and sometimes addressed social themes.

Sabonetes kept recording through the late 1980s and early 1990s, putting out 'Rumo ao Infinito' in 1989. They worked with independent labels early on and developed a sound that drew from various Brazilian styles while maintaining a rock foundation.

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