Azul Cadilac
Azul Cadilac formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1982, with Mauro Santa Cecília as their frontman. Their self-titled debut album came out in 1986 and included...
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Azul Cadilac formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1982, with Mauro Santa Cecília as their frontman. Their self-titled debut album came out in 1986 and included 'Chevette 77,' a song that became widely popular in Brazil. The band's sound mixed rock and pop with Brazilian rhythms, and they were known for energetic live shows.
Their lyrics often touched on social issues like inequality and poverty, which sometimes drew criticism but connected with many listeners. In the late 1980s, they toured Europe and the United States, finding audiences outside Brazil at a time when Brazilian rock had limited international reach.
Internal tensions, particularly between Santa Cecília and guitarist Billy Brandão, led to a temporary split in 1997. They kept releasing music afterward, with albums like 'Rádio Halley' in 1999 and 'Na Era do Rock' in 2007. Other songs from their catalog include 'Copas Fora' and 'Pé Na Tábua.'
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