Gilson e Edmar
Gilson e Edmar were a Brazilian duo from Salvador who recorded in the 1970s. They released albums like 'Sonhos de Menino' in 1973, 'O Sul' in 1974, and 'A...
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Gilson e Edmar were a Brazilian duo from Salvador who recorded in the 1970s. They released albums like 'Sonhos de Menino' in 1973, 'O Sul' in 1974, and 'A Hora É Essa' in 1976. Their song 'A Hora É Essa' became well-known, along with tracks like 'Desaparece' and 'Doze Anos'.
They worked with Gilson on vocals and guitar and Edmar on vocals and percussion. Their music sometimes touched on social themes, which drew attention but also created some distance from certain listeners at the time.
After their 1978 album 'Perdidos no Espaço', the duo's activity slowed. Gilson died in 1976 and Edmar in 1990. Their recordings, particularly 'A Hora É Essa', have remained in circulation among listeners interested in that period of Brazilian music.
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