Saint Seiya's theatrical power metal became the unofficial soundtrack to the cosmic knights series in Brazil.
If you want their sound, start with "Megami no Senshi" and "Blue Forever - Encerramento (Versão Brasileira)." They show the band's mix of power metal and faithful adaptation.
For Brazilian fans of the Saint Seiya anime in the early '90s, this band's music was inseparable from the show itself. Their debut album "Saint Seiya: Pegasus Fantasy (Versão Brasileira)" gave the series a local heavy metal voice, with songs like "I am Fight" capturing the show's warrior spirit. They created a specific kind of crossover where symphonic rock met animated mythology.
They formed in 1989, directly inspired by the anime, with a lineup that included Edu Falaschi and Ricardo Confessori. Over the years, internal tensions led to changes, but they kept recording albums like "Warriors of the Holy Light" and contributing to anime soundtracks.
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