Strike
Strike formed in 1992 with Marcelo Falcão on vocals and guitar, Carlos André on guitar, André Gomes on bass, and Rodrigo Ribeiro on drums. Their debut album...
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Strike formed in 1992 with Marcelo Falcão on vocals and guitar, Carlos André on guitar, André Gomes on bass, and Rodrigo Ribeiro on drums. Their debut album 'Desvio de Conduta' came out in 1995, followed by 'Hiperacústico' in 1997 which included 'Paraíso Proibido.' They released other albums like 'Araqueologia' in 1999, 'Nova Aurora' in 2001, and 'Desvio de Conduta II' in 2004.
'Paraíso Proibido' became a notable song for them. Their catalog also includes tracks like 'Fluxo Perfeito,' 'Sol de Paz,' 'A Tendência,' and 'O Jogo Virou.'
Falcão faced a cocaine possession conviction in 2007. The band's lyrics sometimes drew attention from conservative groups for touching on themes of sexuality and rebellion.
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