Anjinho Dos Teclados
Anjinho dos Teclados formed in the early 1990s in Fortaleza, Brazil, led by accordionist Antônio Marcos dos Santos. The band included his brother Valdemário...
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Anjinho dos Teclados formed in the early 1990s in Fortaleza, Brazil, led by accordionist Antônio Marcos dos Santos. The band included his brother Valdemário on percussion and vocalist Marinalva dos Santos. Their debut album in 1993 featured the title track 'A Casa Que Vovô Morou,' which became a hit across Brazil.
Their music drew from forró traditions of northeastern Brazil, mixed with samba and pop elements. Songs like 'Galeguinho do Zói Azul' and 'Pela Metade' showed their range from nostalgic storytelling to more direct regional styles. The band toured extensively, known for energetic live shows.
Media attention sometimes focused on personal rumors about the group, but they kept recording and performing. Their catalog includes the provocative track 'Corno, Assassino, Presidiario e Viado,' which reflects some of the rougher edges in their work alongside their more sentimental material.
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