Hanoi Hanoi
Hanoi-Hanoi, a Brazilian rock group from Brazil, was formed in 1985 by Arnaldo
Brandão, Affonso Heliodoro dos Santos Jr., Pena, and Tavinho Paes. Their debut
album, Hanoi-Hanoi, released in 1986, featured the hit single "Totalmente
Demais" which was later covered by Caetano Veloso. The group's second album,
Fanzine (1988), included "O Tempo Não Pára", a collaboration between Brandão and
Cazuza that became widely popular through Cazuza’s rendition. In 1990, they
released O Ser e o Nada, inspired by the existentialist philosophy of Jean-Paul
Sartre. Hanoi-Hanoi gained significant r...
