Saecula Saeculorum

The group Saecula Saeculorum was the first prog rock-band of Marcus Viana as well as the foundation of what would become Sagrado Coração da Terra. As extremely good friends, the music group rehearsed tirelessly within the middle-’70s and bandmembers conserved several demonstration tapes out of this period. Impressed by among these demonstration tapes, Warner asked these to indication a agreement in 1976. Following a lot of debate (due to the fact of Warner’s needs that some tunes be cut to satisfy special requirements, that your music group disagreed with), the music group refused the offer and continuing their rehearsing. After an excessive amount of effort and minimal acknowledgement, they disbanded and each musician proceeded to go their own method. A reunion was advertised in 1996 to be able to launch the Compact disc Saecula Saeculorum, but no gigs had been performed. Some Brazilian critics stated that the music group was the real progressive edition of Clube da Esquina, a popular and amazing musical movement given birth to in Minas Gerais (circumstances within the southeast of Brazil) that included, amongst others: Milton Nascimento (from Som Imaginário), Flávio Venturini (from O Terço, 14 Bis), and Beto Guedes.