Estação Quatro
Estação Quatro formed in Rio de Janeiro around 1980 with Paulo Ricardo on vocals and rhythm guitar, Piero Fode on lead guitar, Fernando Maltz on keyboards,...
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Estação Quatro formed in Rio de Janeiro around 1980 with Paulo Ricardo on vocals and rhythm guitar, Piero Fode on lead guitar, Fernando Maltz on keyboards, Tibério Gaspar on bass, and Charles Gavin on drums. They put out their first album in 1984, which included the song "Dancing Days." That track became one of their most recognizable, with its upbeat tempo and catchy melody sticking around in their live sets for years.
Their sound didn't fit neatly into one box, mixing pop, funk, and Brazilian rhythms. They released several albums through the 1980s, including Prova Real in 1985 and Via Láctea in 1986. Other songs like "Na Base do Beijo" and "Não Quero Dinheiro" also became part of their catalog.
They kept recording into the 1990s and 2000s, putting out a live album in 1996 and collections marking anniversaries. The band's lineup stayed consistent for a long stretch, which gave their music a steady, familiar feel even as styles around them shifted.
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