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Libera o Badaró
12+ albums
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What does “Libera o badaró” really mean? Mathematicians say it's an idiom which came from Greece, but lived in Turkey for a while. A rapid research on any Greek encyclopedia from the 18th century reveals that “Libera o Badaró” was an idiom used a lot by Socrates (the philosopher, not the soccer player) in conversations among his disciples, especially those who followed him to his bed. This says already a lot about the Brazilian band Libera o Badaró (a pun on Libero Badaró, an Italian-Brazilian person), born in São Paulo from C-section sometime in 1997, but only recently was a name chosen and now decided to learn some kind of music. Anyone who used to go to the Hospital das Clínicas (Clinics Hospital, São Paulo) four years ago knows the band started under the alias of Megadrive Acoustic Band. However, such name was kind of long ans was soon changed to Terezinha Maciel Megadrive Acoustic Band. Still, the fans preferred to call them “that band”. Some time later, the band was nicknamed Cid Moreira em Chamas (Blazing Cid Moreira), but Cida Moreira, wife (or daughter?) of Cid Moreira (former Brazilian newscaster), knew about the fact and accused them of copyright infringement on her husband's name (father? grandfather?). Fast-forward a little more, another name appeared: Fusca 66 e seus Bancos Reclináveis (Beetle 66 and its Adjustable Seats). Soon after, became Busanfã de la Patrie (Buttocks of the Fatherland). Two days later, Mister Válvula Sinistra e os Empurradores de Contain
