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Egito
Egito formed in São Paulo during the mid-1980s with a lineup that included vocalist Carlos Eduardo Miranda, guitarists Elísio Gomes and Fernando Marques,...
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Egito formed in São Paulo during the mid-1980s with a lineup that included vocalist Carlos Eduardo Miranda, guitarists Elísio Gomes and Fernando Marques, bassist Leandro Dib, and drummer Carlinhos Antunes. They came out of that city's counterculture scene and quickly drew attention for lyrics that were more explicit than what was typical at the time.
Their 1986 song "Gigolô Móvel" became their most recognizable track. The band's sound pulled from rock, funk, and samba, and they released albums like "Sexo Com Você" in 1985 and "Lugar Nenhum" in 1989. Their music often dealt with themes of sexuality and social issues, which led to criticism from more conservative quarters.
The group's membership has shifted over time, with Miranda, Gomes, and Dib remaining as core figures. They've worked with other Brazilian artists like Supla and Arnaldo Antunes.
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