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Irmãos Magalhães
Irmãos Magalhães were a Brazilian duo made up of brothers Márcio and Sérgio Magalhães. They started playing music in Serranópolis, where their father's guitar...
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Irmãos Magalhães were a Brazilian duo made up of brothers Márcio and Sérgio Magalhães. They started playing music in Serranópolis, where their father's guitar playing was an early influence. By the 1970s, they had put out a debut album called 'A Gente' and were performing at local festivals.
Their song 'O Sol e a Lua' became a hit in Brazil, known for its romantic feel and folk touches. The duo kept recording albums after that, though some in the industry at the time found their style too sentimental. They had a loyal following regardless.
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