Tihuana

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Tihuana is a Brazilian rock band, formed in 1999 in São Paulo. Their musical influences include reggae, rap, rock, ska and Latin music. They have gained prominence outside Brazil recently due to their part in the soundtrack of Tropa de Elite.

Members[]

• Egypcio (singer and guitar)
• Román (bass)
• Léo (guitar)
• Fouad (percussion)
• PG (drums)

Discography[]

• Ilegal (1999)
• A Vida Nos Ensina (2001)
• Aqui ou em Qualquer Lugar (2003)
• Tihuana (2005)
• Um Dia de Cada Vez (2006)
• Tropa de Elite – Ao Vivo (2008)
• Agora é Pra Valer! (2013)

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