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The remaining members of the then Charlie Brown Jr. line-up have invested in their solo careers and side projects in music as a way to move on with their musical careers.

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A few days before he died, singer Chorão released Charlie Brown Jr.'s new single, entitled "Meu Novo Mundo", which would be released on the band's next album

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In the early hours of March 6, 2013, Charlie Brown Jr.'s vocalist, Chorão, was found dead in his apartment, located on the west side of the city of São Paulo. Chorão's death was caused by a cocaine overdose.

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The new group was based in the city of Santos, where the band started. Thiago Castanho, guitarist who was part of the band's first three albums, returned to the group. Two new musicians took over the drums and bass, respectively; André Luís Ruas, known as Pinguim; and Heitor Gomes, son of the bass player Chico Gomes.

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In 2003, it was Charlie Brown Jr.'s turn to record his Acoustic MTV. Among the guests, the group called Negra Li, Marcelo Nova and Marcelo D2, who participated in versions of "Não é Sério", "Hoje" (by Marcelo Nova's group, Camisa de Vênus) and "Samba Makossa" (Nação Zumbi ), RZO (A Banca) respectively

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In 1997, they released their first album with tracks such as "O Coro Vai Comê!", "Proibida pra Mim (Grazon)", "Everything she likes to listen to" and "Thursday".

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In 1987, seventeen-year-old Paulistano Alexandre Magno Abrão, better known as Chorão, moved to Santos, on the coast of São Paulo after a traumatic childhood. He became interested in skateboarding and had a sudden entry into the music scene. One day, at a local bar, he replaced the vocalist of a band, when he needed to go to the bathroom. A person from the audience, upon seeing him sing, made an invitation to join his band