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Coisa Elétrica
Coisa Elétrica formed in Recife, Brazil in 1971, led by vocalist and composer Péricles Cavalcanti. The group included guitarist Renato Piau, bassist Zé Gomes,...
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Coisa Elétrica formed in Recife, Brazil in 1971, led by vocalist and composer Péricles Cavalcanti. The group included guitarist Renato Piau, bassist Zé Gomes, and drummer Paulo Ricardo. Their self-titled debut album came out around that time.
Their music mixed traditional Brazilian rhythms like samba and forró with rock's distorted guitars. The song "Raízes" shows that blend of roots and electric sound. Their lyrics sometimes touched on social themes.
The band was known for energetic live shows and flamboyant stage costumes that drew mixed reactions.
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