Fronteiras Blues
Fronteiras Blues formed in Porto Alegre during the 1980s, a Brazilian group with a straightforward interest in blues. Their first album, 'Blues do Sul,' came...
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Fronteiras Blues formed in Porto Alegre during the 1980s, a Brazilian group with a straightforward interest in blues. Their first album, 'Blues do Sul,' came out in 1987, followed by a self-titled record in 1989. That second album included 'Velho Vigário,' a song that caught on nationally and stayed in their setlists.
The band's original members were Luiz Vagner on vocals and guitar, Marcelo Gross on bass and vocals, and Décio Rocha on drums. Vagner and Gross have been the consistent figures through various lineup shifts over time. They've kept playing, with songs like 'Caminhos Tortos' and 'Drink Your Drink' representing their catalog.
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