Juarez
Juarez formed in São Paulo in the late 1970s, led by vocalist Dante Ozzetti. Their sound mixed Brazilian rhythms with progressive rock, which stood out from...
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Juarez formed in São Paulo in the late 1970s, led by vocalist Dante Ozzetti. Their sound mixed Brazilian rhythms with progressive rock, which stood out from what was happening around them at the time. They released their debut album 'Nas Átrios do Templo' in 1981.
That album included 'Nos Átrios do Templo,' a song that became their most recognized work. Its ethereal quality and personal themes connected with listeners, though some religious groups objected to the band's use of spiritual imagery. Juarez kept making music that explored those themes anyway.
They recorded several more albums with the lineup of Ozzetti, guitarist Jota Lee, bassist Beto Lee, and drummer Daniel Lee. Their music maintained that blend of progressive rock structures with Brazilian rhythmic touches throughout their active years.
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