Julio Caldas
Julio Caldas came up in Caruaru, Brazil, where he grew up around traditional rhythms. In the 1980s, he helped form Estilo Moderno, a group that worked with...
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Julio Caldas came up in Caruaru, Brazil, where he grew up around traditional rhythms. In the 1980s, he helped form Estilo Moderno, a group that worked with the sounds of Côco de Embolada. The song 'Côco de Embolada' became one of his early recordings with them.
His music sometimes addressed social or political subjects, which brought both attention and some friction with authorities. He kept writing and performing through that, with songs like 'Tecendo o Amanhecer' and 'O Sapo' appearing in his catalog. The live album 'Ao Vivo no Caruaru' from 1994 captured the feel of his shows.
Estilo Moderno included musicians like guitarist Gilson Machado, vocalist Eliane Caldas, and percussionist Zezinho Pajeú. Caldas recorded into the 2000s, putting out 'Forró do Bem' in 2002. Other tracks like 'Das Coisas Boas' and 'É Ouro' round out his work.
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