A Revolta Dos Dandis Part I (Ao Vivo)

Engenheiros do Hawaii is a gaucho rock band formed in 1984 in the city of Porto Alegre by Humberto Gessinger, Carlos Stein, Marcelo Pitz and Carlos Maltz, who achieved great popularity with their lyrical and critical songs.

The album "O Para é pop" of 1990 consolidates the change of sonority of the band. ""Era um Garoto Que Como Eu Amava os Beatles e os Rolling Stones" re-recording an old song from the group The Incredibles (in turn version of the song "C'era un ragazzo che come me amava i Beatles ei Rolling Stones "by Gianni Morandi), and the title track, the fifth album of Engineers invests in progressive sound, on Licks guitar solos and on a more electronic base of keyboards and drums. The album, Acústico II: Novos Horizontes, was recorded in May 2007, in São Paulo, at Citibank Hall, and was released in August 2007 with nine previously unreleased tracks, as well as nine re-recordings. The record broke the sequence of every 3 discs in studio, being recorded a "live". It was also the scene of new experiences for Gessinger, like the viola caipira that he uses in some songs of the albumHumberto Gessinger is the unique member of the foundation of the group that was able to survive all the changes of formation occurred throughout the trajectory of the band.

Infinita Highway

Era um Garoto, Que Como Eu, Amava os Beatles e os Rolling Stones

Refrão De Boler

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Official Website : http://www.engenheirosdohawaii.com.br