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Guarda Colonial
Guarda Colonial formed in Salvador, Bahia in the early 1990s as a collective of musicians focused on Brazilian regional traditions. Their sound drew from...
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Guarda Colonial formed in Salvador, Bahia in the early 1990s as a collective of musicians focused on Brazilian regional traditions. Their sound drew from samba and other local rhythms, with Armandinho Macedo handling vocals and composition. The band's breakthrough came with the single "Se Tem Jogo No Alçapão," which became an immediate regional hit.
Their lyrics often addressed social issues like poverty and inequality, which sometimes drew criticism even as it built their reputation. They released several albums in the mid-1990s, including their self-titled 1994 debut and 1996's "A Casa Caiu." The music maintained its rhythmic foundation while the words kept their direct, observational quality.
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