Camaz
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Camaz

Camaz formed in Brasília in the early 1970s, with Marcelo Camelo on vocals and guitar, Rodrigo Amarante on bass, and Rodrigo Barba on drums. They drew from...

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Camaz, the Brasília trio with a direct emotional pull

A Brazilian band from the 1970s whose unadorned songs like 'Medo' and 'Fogo' connected without grand statements.

For a quick sense of Camaz, listen to 'Medo' or 'Fogo'. They frame the band's direct, unadorned style perfectly.

Camaz matters because their music never tries to solve anything, which might be why it stuck around. Songs like 'Medo' have a straightforward emotional pull that resonated in Brazil. Their sound drew from classical music and Brazilian rhythms but always felt more immediate than that description suggests.

Camaz formed in Brasília in the early 1970s with Marcelo Camelo, Rodrigo Amarante, and Rodrigo Barba. They released albums including 'Angústia Sonora' in 1979 and 'Um Grito no Céu' in 2004, with Amarante leaving in 2013 to work on his own music. Later tracks like 'Não Vai Dar' maintained that same unadorned approach.

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Camaz formed in Brasília in the early 1970s, with Marcelo Camelo on vocals and guitar, Rodrigo Amarante on bass, and Rodrigo Barba on drums. They drew from classical music and Brazilian rhythms, though their sound was always more direct than that description might suggest. Amarante left in 2013 to work on his own music, which shifted the group's dynamic.

Their songs like 'Medo' and 'Fogo' have a straightforward emotional pull that connected with listeners in Brazil. The band never seemed interested in grand statements, preferring to work in more immediate terms. They released albums including 'Angústia Sonora' in 1979 and 'Um Grito no Céu' in 2004.

Their later material, including tracks like 'Não Vai Dar' and 'Embrazadin', maintained that same unadorned approach. The music doesn't try to solve anything, which might be why it stuck around.

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