Cine Hollywood
Cine Hollywood formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1985, with Marcelo Nova on vocals, Tavinho Paes on guitar, André Christóvão on bass, and Val Santos on drums. They...
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Cine Hollywood formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1985, with Marcelo Nova on vocals, Tavinho Paes on guitar, André Christóvão on bass, and Val Santos on drums. They played rockabilly with Brazilian touches, drawing from American artists like Elvis Presley and Chuck Berry. Their self-titled debut album came out in 1986 and included 'Rock do Fusca,' which became something of an anthem for them.
They kept releasing albums through the late '80s and early '90s, like 'Veludo Azul' in 1987 and 'Direto do Bunker' in 1989. Some of their songs, such as 'Alma de Borracha' and 'Dona Flor,' showed their knack for catchy, rhythm-driven rock. The lineup changed over time, though Nova stayed as the singer.
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