Brazilian Modern Pop-Rock Music
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Brazilian Modern Pop-Rock Music

by Yoshihide Danjoh
(Musashino, Tokyo, Japan)

CSS band from Brazil

CSS band from Brazil

I don't know Brazil very well, but I like Brazilian modern Pop-Rock music very much. It is based on Brazilian samba music, and is fused into Western Pop-Rock music. So it is very rhythmical and danceable thanks to this background.

If you'd like an example of a Brazilian Pop-Rock band, CSS is my favorite band. In addition to the above-mentioned elements, this band has created their own unique electronic sound.

And their stage clothes are vivid and eccentric. So we can be very amused by their sight and sound.

By all means, please listen to them sometime whenever you get a chance. Thank you for reading.


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May 18, 2010
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CSS band from Brazil
by: Gary Wolff

Thanks, Yoshihide, for introducing us to CSS.

Yes, they do seem a bit eccentric, perhaps like the band KISS, but definitely worth listening to.....well, at least ONCE. :-)

Thanks so much for sharing...

Gary

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