Lactuca Sativa
Lactuca Sativa was a Brazilian band that formed in Santos in 1975. The group included vocalist Eduardo Gil, guitarist Siba, bassist Beto, and drummer Tatá....
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Lactuca Sativa was a Brazilian band that formed in Santos in 1975. The group included vocalist Eduardo Gil, guitarist Siba, bassist Beto, and drummer Tatá. They put out one studio album in 1978, self-titled, and are remembered for a handful of songs like "Menininha Virgem," "A Garota," and "Adeus."
Their 1976 song "Menininha Virgem" drew attention for its subject matter and faced some censorship at the time. The band kept playing it live anyway. The rest of their work, including tracks like "A Noite" and "Através do Som," didn't break through commercially, but it found an audience among listeners drawn to their particular blend of sounds.
They were active in the late 1970s, and their music has lingered in certain corners of Brazilian music memory since then, more for its specific mood than for any grand narrative of influence.
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