João Penca e seus Miquinhos Amestrados

— sobre

João Penca e Seus Miquinhos Amestrados (Losely translated as “Johnny Bunch and his Trained Monkeys”) was a Brazilian rockabilly band from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The band was formed in the 70s and rose to stardom in 1982 while accompanying singer Eduardo Dussek in his hit album “Cantando no Banheiro”. and later releasing their own albums playing a mix of Brazilian 80s music with rockabilly, doo-wop and surf music. Additional genres included: rock and roll / new wave / comic rock / 80s / Brazilian rock Periods in activity: 1977 - 1994; 2007-2010 Affiliation(s): Eduardo Dussek Members Bob Gallo Wild Big Abreu Avellar Love Former members Leo Jaime Claudio Knudsen Del Rosa Leandro Verdeal Guilherme Hully Gully Erotic Mimi Rodrigo Santos Kadú Menezes Nani Dias Ricardo Palmeira History The band was formed in the 70s, initially with the name Zoo, but they rose to stardom in 1982 accompanying singer Eduardo Dussek. Good sense of humor was one of the main features, as well as the clothes and to