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On The Rocks 

On The Rocks is a music video inspired by the 80’s metal heroes from Japan. Ricardo Cruz is the Brazilian member of the famous japanese group JAM Project formed by singers who create and perform themes of series and anime. He released his first solo work and joined the filmmakers Ariel Wollinger (O2 Filmes) and Fabiano Broki (Vetor Zero/Lobo Filmes) to create a homage to the tokusatsu genre like a series episode.
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On The Rocks is a music video inspired by the 80’s metal heroes from Japan. Ricardo Cruz is the Brazilian member of the famous japanese group JAM Project formed by singers who create and perform themes of series and anime. He released his first solo work and joined the filmmakers Ariel Wollinger (O2 Filmes) and Fabiano Broki (Vetor Zero/Lobo Filmes) to create a homage to the tokusatsu genre like a series episode.

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