Lito Di Santi
Lito Di Santi was born in Penedo, Rio de Janeiro, where his father taught him guitar. He recorded "Tardes do Penedo" in 1971, a song that became his most...
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Lito Di Santi was born in Penedo, Rio de Janeiro, where his father taught him guitar. He recorded "Tardes do Penedo" in 1971, a song that became his most recognizable work. The track appears twice in his catalog with slight spelling variations, suggesting it held particular importance in his repertoire.
He worked with musicians like Zé Renato on bass and Edu Ribeiro on drums. Other songs from his catalog include "Me Sinto Tão Só" and "Seja Amor."
Di Santi released albums throughout the 1970s including "Rio das Pedras" in 1972 and "Estação Penedo" in 1975. He returned to recording with a live album in 1988 and "Retrato do Samba" in 1997. His band's sound incorporated elements from chorinho to samba-rock without settling into one fixed style.
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