Disco de Vinil
Disco de Vinil formed in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1970s with brothers Clovis Pinheiro on guitar and Nilo Pinheiro on bass, plus drummer Antonio Adolfo. That...
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Disco de Vinil formed in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1970s with brothers Clovis Pinheiro on guitar and Nilo Pinheiro on bass, plus drummer Antonio Adolfo.
That song 'Pedras e Diamantes' and another track called 'Por bem ou por mal' became touchstones for listeners at the time. The band's straightforward approach to writing about social issues drew attention from authorities, leading to some censorship and pressure, which only seemed to strengthen their connection with audiences.
They released a few more records like 'Bom Sucesso' in 1979 and later anniversary editions of their debut. The lineup stayed fairly consistent, with occasional contributions like Paulinho Guitarra's guest work on the first album. Their music, particularly those early songs, found a place in Brazilian rock that lasted beyond their active years.
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