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Sempre Livre
12+ albums
80sbrazilianrock nacionalpoppop rock
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Sempre Livre ("Always Free") 1984-1986, 1991, was an 80s Brazilian pop rock girl band formed in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The name of the group is also a famous sanitary pad brand. In 1984, they recorded their first album, produced by Ruban, same producer as the group As Frenéticas. The greatest hit was the song Eu sou free ("I'm free"), composed by Ruban and Patrícia Travassos. Other hits were Esse Seu Jeito Sexy de Ser ("Your Sexy Way of Being) and Fui Eu ("It Was Me). The band was over in 1986, but returned five years later in 1991 with the album Vícios da Cidade ("City Vices"), but only the percussionist was the only member from the original formation. Members were Dulce Quental - vocals (substituted by Tonia Schubert and then Denise Mastrangelo), Márcia Nascimento - guitar (substituted by Rosana Piegaia and then Louise Rabello), Flávia Cavaca - bass, Lelete - organ (substituted by Sonia Bonfá and then Cleo Boechat, Lúcia Lopes - percussion; Anne Duá, Sonia Bonfá and Tonia Schubert are also cited as being part of the band. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
