Boys from Brazil
Boys from Brazil formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1986 with Tony Garrido on vocals, Luiz Schiavon on guitar, Nando Reis on bass, Walter Villaça on keyboards, and...
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Boys from Brazil formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1986 with Tony Garrido on vocals, Luiz Schiavon on guitar, Nando Reis on bass, Walter Villaça on keyboards, and Pedro Baby on drums. They worked with a mix of samba, rock, and pop that felt different from what was happening around them at the time.
In 1990, their album 'Aguenta Coração' brought them wider attention, particularly for the single 'Hot Stuff.' That track became their most recognizable song, though its lyrics and performance style also drew some criticism. They followed it with albums like 'Aprender a Gostar' in 1993 and a self-titled record in 1997.
Their sound was built around samba rhythms and pop arrangements, with Garrido's voice carrying songs that often had a straightforward, melodic appeal. They kept recording into the 2000s, putting out 'Mundo Real' in 2001 and an acoustic MTV session in 2003, before marking their 25th anniversary with a release in 2011.
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