Moto Perpétuo

Moto Perpétuo was a Brazilian art-rock band that released a 1974 self-titled album on Continental. Singer/keyboardist Guilherme Arantes launched a subsequent solo career.

Members: Guilherme Arantes (vocals, keyboards), Egidio Conde (guitar, vocals), Gerson Tatini (contrabass guitar, vocals), Cláudio Lucci (acoustic guitar, cello, guitar, vocals), Diógenes Burani (percussion, vocals)

Moto Perpétuo formed in 1974 in São Paulo.

Moto Perpétuo (self-titled)

Moto Perpétuo released their self-titled album in 1974 on Continetal.

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