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Café Com Blues
Café Com Blues formed in Goiânia in 1989, with Toninho Horta on vocals and guitar, Flávio Guimarães on bass, and Alexandre Aposan on drums. Their sound mixed...
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Folia de Santo Reis
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Cultura
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De Repente um Blues
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Jornal da manhã
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Lei Áurea
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Folia de Santo Reis
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Blues na Catingueira
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Cultura
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De Repente um Blues
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Jornal da manhã
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Lei Áurea
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Navio Negreiro
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Noel
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Um sertão belo
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Café Com Blues formed in Goiânia in 1989, with Toninho Horta on vocals and guitar, Flávio Guimarães on bass, and Alexandre Aposan on drums. Their sound mixed Brazilian folk rhythms with blues and rock elements, which felt fresh at the time but also made them hard to pin down for some critics.
They gained wider attention with their version of "Folia de Santo Reis," a traditional song they reworked with bluesy guitar lines and Horta's expressive singing. Other tracks like "Lei Áurea" and "Navio Negreiro" showed their interest in social themes, which occasionally stirred debate among listeners.
They put out albums like Café Com Blues in 1992, O Tempo da Paixão in 1994, and Terra in 1998. The lineup stayed mostly steady with Horta, Guimarães, and Aposan at the center, working through material that ranged from folia adaptations to bluesier pieces like "Blues na Catingueira."
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