Jean Dos Teclados
Jean Dos Teclados formed in Rio de Janeiro in the early 1970s. Their name, which means 'Two Keyboards,' came from their unusual focus on keyboard instruments...
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Jean Dos Teclados formed in Rio de Janeiro in the early 1970s. Their name, which means 'Two Keyboards,' came from their unusual focus on keyboard instruments at a time when Brazilian music was dominated by samba and bossa nova.
In 1976, they released their debut album featuring 'Boate Azul.' The song's keyboard arrangements and melody connected with listeners and became a national hit.
The band's lineup included José Roberto Bertrami and Nilson Chaves on keyboards, with Luiz Carlos Malheiros on bass and Paulo César Barros on drums. They released several albums through the 1970s and 1980s, using synthesizers and sequencers in ways that influenced Brazilian popular music of that period.
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