Carlos Marony e a Turma da Cacimbinha
Carlos Marony e a Turma da Cacimbinha were a Brazilian band known for their song "Cobra te com," which became popular in the early 1970s. The track's simple...
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Carlos Marony e a Turma da Cacimbinha were a Brazilian band known for their song "Cobra te com," which became popular in the early 1970s. The track's simple arrangement and playful lyrics connected with listeners, getting radio play and earning them a spot on the television show "Globo de Ouro." Other songs like "De Pop Não Vai Rolar Não" and "Ela Quicou" also appeared in their catalog.
The band kept recording despite that, putting out albums like "Meu Pedaço de Chão" in 1972 and "Cacimbinha" the following year. Their music had a straightforward, unpolished quality that felt grounded in everyday Brazilian life.
They worked with musicians including Wilson Teixeira on bass, Chico Oliveira on drums, and Zé de Carvalho on percussion. Their recordings from that period capture a particular moment in Brazil's musical landscape, one where a song could become both a popular hit and a target for censorship.
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