Cidade Acesa
Cidade Acesa formed in São Paulo in 1984 around Zé Rodrix, Tavinho Paes, and Sérgio Imperatore. They played a mix of Brazilian styles like samba and bossa...
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Cidade Acesa formed in São Paulo in 1984 around Zé Rodrix, Tavinho Paes, and Sérgio Imperatore. They played a mix of Brazilian styles like samba and bossa nova with rock and jazz, which didn't always sit well with traditionalists. Their self-titled debut album came out in 1986 and included the song "Igual Não Há," which caught on quickly.
That track and others like "Vento" had a straightforward energy that connected with listeners despite some criticism about blending genres. The band kept recording through the late 80s and early 90s, putting out albums such as Tribos and Sampa. They stayed with the same three members throughout their run, playing live shows and sticking to their approach without much fuss.
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