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Tonzão e os Adudianos
Tonzão e os Adudianos started in a church choir led by Pastor Márcio Antônio, where vocalist Tonzão (born Antônio Márcio) and guitarist André Vassão began...
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Molengo Lengo
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Paz do Senhor
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Prova
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Que isso varão? Vigia!
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Virtuosa
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Desse Jeitinho
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Molengo Lengo
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Paz do Senhor
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Prova
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Que isso varão? Vigia!
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Virtuosa
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Tonzão e os Adudianos started in a church choir led by Pastor Márcio Antônio, where vocalist Tonzão (born Antônio Márcio) and guitarist André Vassão began playing together. Their music mixes gospel with rock, which drew some skepticism from traditionalists who weren't sure about putting religious lyrics to those rhythms.
In 1996 they put out their first album, also called "Paz do Senhor." That title track became their best-known song, a straightforward plea for peace that connected with listeners. They followed it with other albums like "Deus Cuida de Mim" in 1998 and "Nosso Louvor" in 2003.
Their sound isn't complicated, songs like "Molengo Lengo" and "Prova" keep things driving and direct. The approach has always split opinion, with some calling it a dilution of gospel and others just hearing a band playing what felt natural to them.
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