Azulão da Bahia
Azulão da Bahia formed in the late 1960s in Salvador, Bahia, with Luiz Caldas as their vocalist and composer. Their song 'Rosalina' became particularly...
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Azulão da Bahia formed in the late 1960s in Salvador, Bahia, with Luiz Caldas as their vocalist and composer. Their song 'Rosalina' became particularly well-known, along with tracks like 'Adeus São Paulo' and 'Boi do piauí' that appear in their catalog.
Their music drew from samba and reggae, though the existing history mentions they sometimes faced criticism for addressing social issues in their lyrics or for becoming more popular with mainstream audiences. The band had a rotating lineup that included musicians like J. Velloso on bass, Magno Santana on drums, and Paulinho Camafeu on keyboards.
They released their first album in 1976, which featured 'Rosalina.' Their recordings show a range from that early material to later songs like 'Calanguiado' and 'Cho cho meu canario.'
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