Jaime e Nair
Jaime Dias de Carvalho and Nair de Almeida came from Arcoverde, Brazil, and started performing together as Jaime e Nair. Their song "Olho de Vidro" became...
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Jaime Dias de Carvalho and Nair de Almeida came from Arcoverde, Brazil, and started performing together as Jaime e Nair. Their song "Olho de Vidro" became their most recognizable work, giving Nair a nickname she carried through their career.
They recorded their debut album "Olho de Vidro" in 1955, followed by other albums like "Samba e Bossa" in 1958 and "Retratos do Brasil" in 1962. Their final recording came out in 1973 under their own name.
Nair wore an eyepatch due to an eye condition, which became part of their visual identity. Some of their romantic ballads touched on themes that drew criticism in conservative 1950s Brazil, but they kept recording songs like "Sob o Mar" alongside their better-known material.
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