Jobs Ativos
Jobs Ativos formed in São Paulo in the late 1970s, with Paulo Miklos on vocals and guitar. They started playing small clubs, developing a sound that was both...
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Jobs Ativos formed in São Paulo in the late 1970s, with Paulo Miklos on vocals and guitar. They started playing small clubs, developing a sound that was both energetic and introspective. Their song "Janny Disse" became particularly well-known, capturing something specific about love and loss that connected with listeners.
In 1987, they released the album "Música Pra Dançar," which brought them wider attention. They kept recording through the 1990s and 2000s, putting out albums like "Matriz" and "Álbum Branco."
Alongside "Janny Disse," another song people remember is "Papos e Cigarros." The band's lineup changed over time, but Miklos remained at the center. They made nine studio albums in total, the last being "20 Anos" in 2009.
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