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Banda Tavulah
Banda Tavulah formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1985. They released their debut album 'Sem Vergonha de Ser Feliz' in 1990, which included the song 'O Que Posso...
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Banda Tavulah formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1985. They released their debut album 'Sem Vergonha de Ser Feliz' in 1990, which included the song 'O Que Posso Dizer' that became a national hit.
Their music mixed samba, rock, and MPB. The band's lyrics sometimes addressed social issues, which led to some of their songs being kept off radio and television.
Core members included Chico Saito on vocals, Fernando Nunes on guitar, Marcelo Novaes on bass, and Sérgio Serra on drums. They put out several more albums through the 1990s, like 'O Mundo É Louco' in 1993 and 'Aprendendo a Viver' in 1996.
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