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Jazer e Sandrin
Jazer e Sandrin were a Brazilian duo made up of José Adir dos Santos and Sandrin da Silva. They started working together in Rio de Janeiro, where their music...
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Jazer e Sandrin were a Brazilian duo made up of José Adir dos Santos and Sandrin da Silva. They started working together in Rio de Janeiro, where their music drew from samba and bossa nova rhythms. Early on, some critics called their style naive, but they kept at it.
Its lyrics and melody caught on quickly, making it a hit across the country. The track's political edge also led to government censorship and trouble with authorities.
They kept writing and performing music with a social message, which resonated with many listeners at the time.
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