cabine c造句

• Between the 1980s and 1990s Pessoa was married to his Cabine C bandmate Wania Forghieri.
• Also with Ciro, he performed with Cabine C, but with Ira ! he made more shows, and caught Tit鉺 attention.
• Because of that, a lengthy judicial battle between Cabine C and RPM Discos ensued then, resulting in the end of both Cabine C and RPM Discos in 1987.
• Because of that, a lengthy judicial battle between Cabine C and RPM Discos ensued then, resulting in the end of both Cabine C and RPM Discos in 1987.
• Prior to their disbanding, Cabine C was working on a second album, which would be called " Cotonetes Desconexos "; four songs were already recorded for it, but the album would be eventually scrapped.
• With this new line-up Cabine C released their first ( and only ) album, " F髎foros de Oxford ", in 1986; despite being well received by the critics and the public alike, it was a commercial failure.
• In 1984 he formed Cabine C, one of Brazil's first and most well-known gothic rock bands, alongside his then-wife Wania Forghieri, Edgard Scandurra of Ira !, Sandra Coutinho of Mercen醨ias ( who would later leave the band and be replaced by also Ira ! member Ricardo Gaspa ) and Charles Gavin.
• In 1986, former Akira S . e as Garotas que Erraram members Anna Ruth dos Santos and Marinella Setti joined Cabine C, and with this line-up they would release in the same year their first ( and only ) studio album, " F髎foros de Oxford ", through RPM Discos, so called because it was founded by Paulo Ricardo and Luiz Schiavon.
• "' Ciro Pessoa Mendes Corr阛 "'( born June 12, 1957 ), also known by his Dharma name "'Tenzin Ch鰌el "', is a Brazilian singer-songwriter, guitarist, screenwriter, journalist, writer, activist and poet, famous for being one of the founding members of the influential rock band Tit鉺 and for his later work with pioneering post-punk / gothic rock band Cabine C . He also formed numerous other short-lived and lesser known projects in the mid-1980s / 1990s before beginning a solo career in 2003.
• Contrasting with the dark, gothic sound Cabine C had developed, CPSP moved towards a brighter and more pop rock-inflected direction which was, according to Pessoa, influenced by " Jovem Guarda " singers such as Odair Jos? weekly magazine, " Superinteressante ", " Galileu ", " VIP " and " Viagem e Turismo "; " Caminho Afora " ( 2002 ) and " O Mundo dos Sonhos " ( 2004 ), two travel accounts he wrote for the latter, the first one regarding the Camino de Santiago, were awarded the Pr阭io Abril de Jornalismo.
• As the 1990s went by Pessoa wrote some songs which would eventually be performed by Ira !, such as " Efeito Bumerangue ", " Tantas Nuvens ", " A Natureza Sobre N髎 ", " Mist閞io ", " Correnteza " and " Inunda玢o de Amor " ( which he originally co-wrote with J鷏io Barroso of Gang 90 e as Absurdettes for Cabine C in the early 1980s, prior to Barroso's death ), and in 1990 he formed Ciro Pessoa e Seu Pessoal ( " Ciro Pessoa and His Personnel " ), or CPSP for short, alongside Kiko Nogueira, Roger " Vapt-Vupt " Lima, former Ira ! member F醔io Scattone and Abr鉶 Levin.