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Dema e Vilino
Dema e Vilino were a Brazilian folk duo from Minas Gerais who started performing together in the 1970s. They were Demétrio de Souza and Moacir Gomes, and...
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Dema e Vilino were a Brazilian folk duo from Minas Gerais who started performing together in the 1970s. They were Demétrio de Souza and Moacir Gomes, and their music drew from the rural traditions of their home region. In 1974, they released "Carreiro Machucado," a song about a wounded oxcart driver that became widely popular across Brazil.
Their albums included "Dema e Vilino" in 1975, "Caminhos do Sol" in 1977, and "Terra de Minas" in 1980. They worked with artists like Chico Buarque, Milton Nascimento, and Gilberto Gil.
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