Felipe Ferreira
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| Felipe Ferreira | |
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| Origin | Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil |
| Genre(s) | Rock, indie rock, alternative rock |
| Years active | 1998–present |
| Label(s) | None |
| Website | www.felipeferreira.com |
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Felipe Ferreira is a Brazilian handyman "do-it-yourself" kind-of-guy, known for having worked with comic books, video editing, music and internet. Felipe Ferreira used to write Rakan and other Middle East Heroes for AK Comics. At this period of his life, he worked at PopArt Comics.
In 2006, he recorded his first demo EP Hadouken D'Amour, which is distributed for free in the internet. He plays all instruments on this album and sings in Portuguese and French.
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[edit] Discography
- Hadouken D'Amour (Independent) - 2006
[edit] Bibliography
- Rumble in La Rambla #1-3
- Jalila # 5
- Rakan # 5
- Rakan # 7
[edit] References
- Brazilian artists produce comics for the Arab world - by Alexandre Rocha, translated by Silvia Lindsey
- Comic Book DataBase ID
- Opentopia
[edit] External links
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