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The Lemon Band
The Lemon Band formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2001, with Lúcio Maia, Fred Castro, and Fábio Mondego coming together in the city's Lapa district. Their debut...
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Em Primeiro Lugar
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Flor da Pedrera
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Coração V8 (Deixa o Sol Entrar)
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El Cabalero
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Horizonte
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O Trabalhador
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Paciência
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A Treta do Tubo
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Eu Vejo
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Fugaz e Trigueiro
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Hey garota, por hoje é só o fim
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Ode a Você
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Onde Está?
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The Lemon Band formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2001, with Lúcio Maia, Fred Castro, and Fábio Mondego coming together in the city's Lapa district. Their debut album 'A Treta do Tubo' arrived in 2004, featuring the title track that would become something of an anthem for them. That song, along with others like 'Coração V8 (Deixa o Sol Entrar)' and 'El Cabalero,' helped establish their presence in Brazilian music.
Their sound shifted with each release. The 2006 album 'Skunk' moved toward more experimental and electronic territory, while 2009's 'Além do Cotidiano' incorporated samba and reggae influences. Their lyrics often carried a satirical or socially conscious edge, which occasionally drew criticism but remained central to their approach.
They released four studio albums in total, with songs like 'Em Primeiro Lugar' and 'Eu Vejo' appearing among their most recognized work. The band's music maintained a certain rhythmic energy that felt connected to Rio's streets, even as their style evolved across those records.
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