Rádio Trio Parada Dura (24h)

Trio Parada Dura is a Brazilian musical group of country music. After appearing on the charts with several songs, the group broke out all over Brazil in 1985 with the song "As Andorinhas".

Listen to the band's hits such as: "Aceita Que Dói Menos", "Parada Dura", "Quem Ama Perdoa", "Living Here In Mato", "Telephone Mute", "Last Goodbye", "Luz Da Minha Vida", "Cordão de Ouro "," Homem de Pedra "and" The Swallows Returned ".

During the almost 50 years of the group, the following formations have passed: "Delmir, Delmon and Mangabinha", "Creone, Barrerito and Mangabinha", "Creone, Parrerito and Mangabinha", "Leone, Leonito and Mangabinha" and "Creone, Parrerito and Xonadão ".

On our other radio stations you will hear other great hits from Brazilian country music: "Abel e Caim", "Alex e Yvan", "Amado e Antônio", "As Galvão", "Brenno Reis e Marco Viola", "Brasão e Brasãozinho" , "Belmonte e Amaraí", "Bruno e Barreto",

"Cacique e Pajé", "Caçula e Marinheiro", "Cascatinha e Inhana",

"Cezar e Paulinho", "Chico Rey e Paraná", "Chitãozinho e Xororó",

"Craveiro e Cravinho", "Irmãs Franco", sisters of "Dino Franco",

"Glacial Duo", "Dino Franco e Mouraí", "Divino e Donizete",

"Durval e Davi", "Filhos de Goiás", "Gino e Geno", "Jacó e Jacozinho",

"João Carreiro e Capataz", "João Mineiro e Marciano", "Jorge Henrique e Christiano",

"José Mauro e Polyana", "Júnior Carvalho e Cristiano", "Junio ​​e Julio",

"Laércio e Lindomar", "Leôncio e Leonel", "Léo Canhoto e Robertinho",

"Liu e Léu", brothers of Zico and Zéca, "Lourenço e Lourival", "Lucas Reis and Thácio Cândido",

"Mattao e Monteiro", "Matogrosso e Mathias", "Trio Parada Dura", "Millionaire and José Rico",

"Moreno e Moreninho", "Nhô Belarmino e Nhá Gabriela", "Pardinho e Pardal",

"Peão Carreiro e Zé Paulo", "Pedro Bento and Zé da Estrada",

"Pena Branca e Xavantinho", "Pirapó e Cambará",

"Praião e Prainha", "Raul Torres e Florêncio", "Sulino e Marrueiro",

"Silveira e Barrinha", "Teodoro e Sampaio", "João Mulato e Douradinho", "Tião Carreiro e Pardinho", "Tião Carreiro e Paraíso", "Tonico e Tinoco", one of the precursor doubles of caipira music (root),

"Vieira e Vieirinha", (The Kings of Catira), "Zé Carreiro e Carreirinho", "Zé do Cedro and João do Pinho", "Zé Fortuna e Pitangueira", "Zé Mulato e Cassiano",

"Zé Tapera e Teodoro", "Zico e Zeca", brothers of Liu and Léu,

"Zilo and Zalo" and "Zaney and Zanato".

Also from the traditional country style doubles in Brazil:

"Adalberto e Adriano", "Alan e Aladim", "André e Adriano",

"As Marcianas", "Ataíde and Alexandre", "Bruno and Marrone", "Cezar e Paulinho",

"Chitãozinho e Xororó", "Christian e Miguel", "Chrystian e Ralf", "Duduca e Dalvan",

"Durval e Davi", "Edson e Hudson", "Felipe e Falcão", "Gian e Giovani",

"Gino e Geno", "Gilberto e Gilmar", "Guilherme e Santiago", "Hugo e Tiago",

"João Mineiro e Marciano", "João Paulo e Daniel", J "oão Pedro e Cristiano",

"Jorge Henrique e Christiano", "Jorge e Mateus", "Leandro e Leonardo",

"Lorena e Rafaela", "Lucas e Luan", "Luiz Cláudio e Giuliano", "Matheus e Kauan",

"Marcos e Belutti", "Matogrosso e Mathias", "Millionaire and José Rico",

"Rick and Renner", "Rionegro e Solimões", "Rud and Robson", "Teodoro e Sampaio", "Zezé Di Camargo e Luciano".

Also by solo artists, such as: "Bruna Viola", "Gusttavo Lima", "Eduardo Costa", "Sérgio Reis", "Inezita Barroso", "Leonardo e Daniel".