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NX Zero launched ''Diálogo?'', its first album, in 2004. Then, the band contracted with ''Arsenal Music/Universal'' and launched two albums: ''NX Zero'', in [[2006]], and ''Agora'', in [[2008]]. |
NX Zero launched ''Diálogo?'', its first album, in 2004. Then, the band contracted with ''Arsenal Music/Universal'' and launched two albums: ''NX Zero'', in [[2006]], and ''Agora'', in [[2008]]. |
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== Plagiarism == |
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On 2006's album ''[[NX Zero (álbum)|NX Zero]]'', the song "[[Razões e Emoções]]" is plagiarized from '''[[Alkaline Trio|Alkaline Trio's]]''' "'''Radio'''". |
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On 2008's ''[[Agora (álbum)|Agora]]'', the song [[Daqui Pra Frente]] is plagiarized from '''[[Taking Back Sunday|Taking Back Sunday's]]''' "'''MakeDamnSure'''". |
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The singer Di Ferrero, also participates in a song by rapper Tulio Dek called ''Tudo Passa'', which is plagiarized from '''[[Steve Howe|Steve Howe's]]''' |
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"'''Mood For A Day'''". |
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None of these cases had a spotlight on. There are only protests on internet forums and [[Youtube]] videos. There is no knowledge about this from the artists in question, which results in impunity, and the band goes on profiting from such antiethic acts. |
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==Band members== |
==Band members== |
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Revision as of 19:02, 31 January 2009
NX Zero |
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NX Zero (commonly abbreviated to NX or NX0) is a Brazilian emo band and currently pop rock band which formed in 2001 in the São Paulo City. The band has consisted of Diego Ferrero (vocals), Leandro Rocha (vocals, guitar), Daniel Weksler (drums), Conrado Grandino (bass guitar) e Filipe Ricardo (guitar).
NX Zero launched Diálogo?, its first album, in 2004. Then, the band contracted with Arsenal Music/Universal and launched two albums: NX Zero, in 2006, and Agora, in 2008.
Plagiarism
On 2006's album NX Zero, the song "Razões e Emoções" is plagiarized from Alkaline Trio's "Radio".
On 2008's Agora, the song Daqui Pra Frente is plagiarized from Taking Back Sunday's "MakeDamnSure".
The singer Di Ferrero, also participates in a song by rapper Tulio Dek called Tudo Passa, which is plagiarized from Steve Howe's "Mood For A Day".
None of these cases had a spotlight on. There are only protests on internet forums and Youtube videos. There is no knowledge about this from the artists in question, which results in impunity, and the band goes on profiting from such antiethic acts.
Band members
- Diego José Ferrero (alias Di): lead vocalist - born June 11, 1985
- Leandro Franco da Rocha (alias Gee): lead guitarist and background vocal - born September 3, 1986
- Filipe Duarte Pereira Ricardo (alias Fi): guitarist - born October 15, 1986
- Conrado Lancerotti Grandino (alias Caco): bassist - born April 11, 1986
- Daniel Weksler (alias Dani): drummer - born January 10, 1986
Discography
Albums
| Year | Album | Label |
|---|---|---|
| 2003 | Meu Coração Desconfia que Há Mais do que Meus Olhos Podem Ver |
Indie |
| 2004 | Diálogo? | Urubuz |
| 2006 | NX Zero | Universal |
| 2006 | MTV Ao Vivo 5 Bandas de Rock | — |
| 2008 | Agora | Universal |
Singles
| Year | Single | Album |
|---|---|---|
| 2005 | "Tarde Demais" | Diálogo? |
| 2006 | "Apenas Um Olhar" | |
| "Além de Mim" | NX Zero | |
| 2007 | "Razões e Emoções" | |
| "Pela Última Vez" | ||
| 2008 | "Cedo ou Tarde" | Agora |
| "Cartas pra Você" | ||
| "Daqui pra Frente" |
Other songs
| Year | Music | Album |
|---|---|---|
| 2007 | "Mais e Mais" | MTV Ao Vivo 5 Bandas de Rock |
| 2008 | "All Good Things (Come to an End) (O Que É Bom Sempre Tem um Final)" |
Loose (Brazilian edition) |
| "Conseqüência" (Ao Vivo) | 62 Mil Horas Até Aqui | |
| "Daqui Pra Frente" | Malhação Nacional | |
| "Cartas Pra Você" | Malhação Nacional | |
| "Tudo Passa" | O que Se Leva da Vida É a Vida que Se Leva |
DVDs
- MTV Ao Vivo 5 Bandas de Rock (featuring Fresno, NX Zero, Moptop, Hateen e Forfun, was recorded on February 14, 2007, in Via Funchal) (2007)
- 62 Mil Horas Até Aqui (2008)