Gengivas Negras | en
Brazil (Brasília, Distrito Federal) 1999
Current line-up
Sátiro Pã - Guitar, vocals (Panteu, Wolfclan)
Necrofagus - Drums
Vlad D' Hades - Bass (Vulturine, Spell Forest, Crux Caelifera, Miasthenia, As Vampiric Shades and Belial Winds, Denied Redemption, Skiltron N.V.101)
Former/past member(s)
Vocals:
Gahard III (Comando Nacionalista, Panteu)
Bass:
Necrossomus (As Vampiric Shades and Belial Winds)
Orcus
Drums:
Lykantrophos
Guitar:
Reviroth (Tenebrosa Escuridão)
Keyboards:
Berkana (Panteu) .
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