D\'CARVALHO

D'Carvalho was a Brazilian band that formed in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1970s. The group consisted of three members named Sérgio, Luiz, and Marcos, all sharing the Carvalho surname. They worked with samba and bossa nova influences, though the specifics of their early years aren't well documented.

Their 1982 debut album included the song "Minha Maria Entre As Marias," which became their most recognizable track. Other songs from their catalog include "O Olhar de Edite," "Estação De Trem," and "Sons de Sete Barras." The band's music featured vocal harmonies and rhythmic arrangements that drew from Brazilian traditions.

There were some discussions about their approach to traditional music at the time, with different listeners responding to their sound in various ways. They performed locally in Brazil during their active period. The group's recordings continue to be played in some Brazilian settings.