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zero A!
Zero A! was a Brazilian rock band from São Paulo that formed in the late 1990s. Their debut album came out in 1997, followed by a few EPs and another...
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Desanimado
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Doristella
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Nada a ver
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O zero A!
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Minhas verdades
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Um segundo
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Desanimado
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Doristella
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Nada a ver
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O zero A!
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Minhas verdades
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Um segundo
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Zero A! was a Brazilian rock band from São Paulo that formed in the late 1990s. Their debut album came out in 1997, followed by a few EPs and another full-length called 'Tudo Tem Seu Lugar' in 2003. The lineup included Alexandre "Xande" Abrão on vocals, Sérgio "Serginho" Britto on guitar and vocals, Guilherme "Billy" Martin on bass, and Fernando "Digão" Gonçalves on drums.
Their song 'Desanimado' became particularly well-known, capturing a certain mood that resonated with listeners. Other tracks like 'Doristella' and 'Minhas verdades' showed their range, moving between straightforward rock and more introspective material. They recorded a live acoustic album in 2007.
Some of their lyrics touched on social themes and personal struggles, which occasionally drew criticism. They also faced some legal questions about songwriting. Through it all, they kept making music that felt direct and unpolished, which is probably why songs like 'Nada a ver' and 'Um segundo' still get played.
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