Grupo Uruchês
Grupo Uruchêus formed in 1988 in Juazeiro do Norte, Ceará, with brothers Chico and Antônio Carlos and their cousin João de Sousa. They came up playing the...
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Grupo Uruchêus formed in 1988 in Juazeiro do Norte, Ceará, with brothers Chico and Antônio Carlos and their cousin João de Sousa. They came up playing the forró and xote music of Brazil's Northeast, though they'd eventually work in some modern touches that didn't always sit well with traditional listeners.
Their songs often dealt with love, loss, and working-class life. One of their better-known tracks is the ballad "Ofício Solidão," which features the vocals of Oristela Alves. They put out albums like "Ponto de Partida" in 1992, "Boteco do Ponto Final" in 1995, and "Forró Eletrônico" in 1999.
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