Irmãos Falavinha
The Falavinha brothers, Eurico, Antônio, and Paulo, came from Limeira, São Paulo, where their father was a choirmaster. They started singing together in 1967,...
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The Falavinha brothers, Eurico, Antônio, and Paulo, came from Limeira, São Paulo, where their father was a choirmaster. They started singing together in 1967, mostly at local Pentecostal church gatherings and small events around town.
In 1974, they released "Jesus No Calvário," a song about Christ's crucifixion that connected with Brazilian listeners. The recording became their most recognized work, appearing on their self-titled debut album that same year.
They put out several more albums through the late 1970s and early 1980s, including "O Sangue de Jesus Não Perdeu o Poder" in 1976 and a live recording from Goiânia in 1984. Eurico handled lead vocals, Antônio sang harmony and played guitar, and Paulo added harmony and percussion.
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