As Cobras Malditas
As Cobras Malditas formed in Rio de Janeiro around 1968, with Jorge Mautner, Arnaldo Baptista, Sérgio Dias, and Rita Lee at the core. They came out of that...
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As Cobras Malditas formed in Rio de Janeiro around 1968, with Jorge Mautner, Arnaldo Baptista, Sérgio Dias, and Rita Lee at the core. They came out of that city's bohemian underground, playing shows that felt explosive and confrontational for the time. Their name, which translates to The Damned Snakes, gave a fair hint at their general attitude.
Their self-titled debut album arrived in 1972. It mixed traditional Brazilian sounds with psychedelic rock, and one of its tracks, 'Hate to see you go', became something of an anthem. The band's run was relatively short; they broke up in 1976, though they played together again briefly in the 1980s and once more in 2006.
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