Brazilian singer and songwriter Guilherme Hirose recently released his new version of single “Smoking Snakes”, a powerful reinterpretation of the original song by the Swedish band Sabaton, ahead of their headlining gig at Brazil’s Bangers Open Air. This release, featuring the collaboration of the Smoking Snakes Symphony Project, promises to move listeners with its unique sound combination.
“Smoking Snakes” tells the true story of three Brazilian soldiers who, during World War II, faced extreme adversity on the Italian front. Known as the “Cobras Fumantes”, these brave soldiers stood out for their unwavering courage and determination to fight until the end, earning the respect of even their enemies. The song serves as a tribute to the bravery and resilience of the Brazilian Expeditionary Force (FEB), which fought valiantly in the name of freedom.
Guilherme Hirose, known for his powerful vocal presence and energetic performances, revisits this emotional narrative with an intensity that is sure to captivate music and history enthusiasts alike. The single is now available on all streaming platforms, allowing everyone to connect with this important part of Brazilian history.
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