Gaiteiro Zé da Grama
Gaiteiro Zé da Grama was born José Corrêa de Almeida in São Francisco de Paula, Rio Grande do Sul. He learned to play the gaita, a traditional accordion, from...
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Gaiteiro Zé da Grama was born José Corrêa de Almeida in São Francisco de Paula, Rio Grande do Sul. He learned to play the gaita, a traditional accordion, from his father and started performing at local festivals and rodeos as a young man.
His song 'Criado Na Estância' became a classic in the gaucho music tradition. He also recorded 'Covid-19' and 'Quem Sabe Amar,' among other tracks that spoke to rural life in southern Brazil.
Zé da Grama's lyrics sometimes addressed social and political issues, which brought him both criticism and a loyal following. He built a discography that spanned several decades, working within traditional Brazilian music forms.
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