T-aga
T-aga formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2003 with Thiago Pantaleão on vocals, Rafael Brasil on guitar, Daniel Iasbeck on bass, and Marcel Czajkowski on drums. They...
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T-aga formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2003 with Thiago Pantaleão on vocals, Rafael Brasil on guitar, Daniel Iasbeck on bass, and Marcel Czajkowski on drums. They built a following through early performances before their 2007 song "Ciclo" reached a wider audience.
"Ciclo" became their most recognized track, a ballad with introspective lyrics that connected with listeners. Other songs like "Moon (part. Diogo Xavier)," "Porto Seguro," and "Praia do Leme" followed in their catalog. In 2010, the band faced a legal dispute over the rights to "Ciclo," which they eventually worked through.
They released a debut album called "Inf" and continued putting out music. The group maintained their lineup from those early Rio days through these recordings.
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