 
Came out in Santos - São Paulo in 1973,
with three young musicians:
Fernando Pacheco,
Fernando
Motta and Domingos Marioti.
The Musical environment was inspired in experiences with the nature
contact.
At the same time other musicians showed interest in the job and
joined the band.
In 1975
the group was:
Fernando Pacheco:
Guitars, 12-String
Guitar
Fernando Motta:
Acoustic Guitar, Percussion
Luiz Aranha: Violin
Moacir Amaral:
Flute
Eliseu de Oliveira (Lee):
Keyboards
Ronaldo de Mesquita (Gui):
Bass Guitar
Milton Bernardes:
Drums |
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And with this formation the songs of the band were consisted
of a harmonius and rhythmic variations turned to melodies of that time,
making their proposal concrete. The compositions had some influences of
different
styles like: Impressionism and Rock in a progressive fusion, resulting
in one of the
well know classic of the 70s- Progressive Rock.
Acoustic and eletronic equipments were increased their values, between
Classical and Popular scene.
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Recordando
o Vale das Maçãs - 1980
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During 1974 up to 1982,
RVM, (the short for "Recordando o Vale Das Maçãs" in portuguese),
performed some shows in some states in Brazil. In 1980,
the drummer Milton Bernardes was
replaced by Lourenço Gotti.
From 1983 to 1992
its work was restricted to the recording studio sessions.
And the return of the group to the shows finally happened in November
of 1992 at the
"Teatro Municipal de Santos" with the show
"Remembering the Valley of Apples
10 years after".
Until september 1999
the band was
FERNANDO PACHECO (Electric and Acoustic Guitar,
Synth Guitar), NELIO PORTO (Keyboards),
GUSTAVO BÍSCARO (Druns and Percussion)
and GUILHERME CORDEIRO (Electric Bass),
the last formation has a style focused in
the Progressive Rock, but with a instrumental work.
(Instrumental Music).
In June, 21, 1997, "Recordando o Vale das Maçãs" represented
the Brazil in the traditional
"Fête de la Music", in Paris, invited by Brazilian
Embassy in French
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