Caetano Veloso & Roberto Silva
Caetano Veloso and Roberto Silva worked together briefly in the early 1970s, releasing two albums. Their song "Juracy" appeared on the 1971 album Muito....
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Caetano Veloso and Roberto Silva worked together briefly in the early 1970s, releasing two albums. Their song "Juracy" appeared on the 1971 album Muito. Silva's guitar playing gave their recordings a particular texture.
Veloso was already known from the Tropicalismo movement of the late 1960s. Their collaboration happened during a period of political tension in Brazil, when lyrics could attract official attention. The duo's work from this time has a certain quiet intensity.
They made one more album together, Cores, Nomes, in 1972. After that, each continued with their own projects. The recordings they made remain a specific chapter in Brazilian music from those years.
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