To Live Again - Viper Live In São Paulo
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During a successful reunion tour with their original vocalist Andre Matos, VIPER captured this historic moment in To Live Again - Live in São Paulo, recorded during a show in the Brazilian capital in July 2012. Produced by Wikimetal and directed by Maurício Eça,
The release date on the platform was set for June 8th, in tribute to the day Andre Matos passed away in 2019.
In 2012, the band reunited to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their debut album Soldiers of Sunrise. This unforgettable tour featured Andre Matos (vocals), Felipe Machado and Hugo Mariutti (guitars), Pit Passarell (bass), and Guilherme Martin (drums), performing VIPER’s first two albums in full: Soldiers of Sunrise and Theatre of Fate.
The spectacular production To Live Again – Live in São Paulo includes classics such as Living for the Night, A Cry From the Edge, and Knights of Destruction. With direction by Maurício Eça and audio production by Mauricio Cersosimo, this show stands as a historic record of one of the greatest Brazilian rock bands of all time.
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