Grupo Gaitaço
Grupo Gaitaço formed in the early 1980s in the Brazilian pampas. They play music rooted in the traditional styles of that region, with songs like 'Quando o...
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Grupo Gaitaço formed in the early 1980s in the Brazilian pampas. They play music rooted in the traditional styles of that region, with songs like 'Quando o Baile é Campeiro' and 'Balanção' capturing the feel of local festivals and gatherings.
As they gained popularity, some listeners felt their sound had become too commercial compared to older pampas music. The group kept playing anyway, putting out albums and singles that found an audience. Their lineup has included vocalist Rodrigo Nascimento, accordionist Renato Martins, guitarist Eder Gonçalves, bassist Ricardo Gomes, and drummer Carlos Oliveira.
You can hear their approach on tracks like 'Treme Treme' and 'Vai pra lá e vem pra cá', rhythmic, danceable music that doesn't try to hide its connection to the plains. They're still at it, playing concerts that draw crowds who know what to expect.
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