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Via Expressa
Via Expressa formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1986, with P.A. on vocals and bass, Magno on guitar, Ricardo on drums, and Leda on backing vocals. Their self-titled...
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Cicatrizes
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Hannah
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Inexistente.
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Lier
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Melodrama
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Pôr-do-Sol
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Quando você cair
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Ridículo
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Veneno
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Via Expressa formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1986, with P.A. on vocals and bass, Magno on guitar, Ricardo on drums, and Leda on backing vocals. Their self-titled debut album came out in 1987, featuring the song "Veneno," which became a national hit in Brazil. The track's catchy chorus and P.A.'s vocal delivery helped it stick on radio playlists for years.
Beyond "Veneno," the band's catalog includes songs like "Cicatrizes," "Hannah," and "Inexistente." They kept releasing albums through the 1990s and 2000s, such as Caminho da Luz in 1991 and Alma in 2005, and toured regularly. Their live shows in places like São Paulo were known for their energy.
In 1990, P.A. was arrested for drug possession, which led to a short break for the band. Their music blended rock, funk, and samba influences without sticking to one style.
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