Grupo Boca da Noite
Grupo Boca da Noite formed in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1960s with Jorge Mautner on vocals and guitar, Nelson Jacobina on vocals and guitar, Pedro Santos on...
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Grupo Boca da Noite formed in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1960s with Jorge Mautner on vocals and guitar, Nelson Jacobina on vocals and guitar, Pedro Santos on vocals and bass, and Bob Nelson on drums. Their sound mixed samba, bossa nova, and psychedelic rock, and they released albums like their self-titled debut in 1971, 'Os Últimos Românticos' in 1972, and 'Terra do Brasil' in 1978.
Their song 'Canto Das Três Raças' became known for its lyrics about racial harmony and diversity in Brazil. The band's lineup changed over time, with Sérgio Natureza and Gilberto Gil joining at different points.
Grupo Boca da Noite's music often dealt with social themes, which sometimes drew attention for its content alongside the music itself.
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