Los Macacos
Los Macacos formed in Rio de Janeiro in the early 1990s, bringing together musicians who shared an interest in reggae rhythms. Their single "Não Vou Chorar"...
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Los Macacos formed in Rio de Janeiro in the early 1990s, bringing together musicians who shared an interest in reggae rhythms. Their single "Não Vou Chorar" connected with listeners and became one of their best-known tracks.
Seu Jorge handled vocals for the group, with Pretinho da Serrinha on percussion and Marcelo Yuka on drums. Their music sometimes drew criticism from those who questioned a mostly white band playing reggae, and their lyrics about social issues occasionally stirred debate.
They released albums like O Samba da Vida, Cada Passo, and Quebra-Cabeça, mixing Brazilian sounds with reggae and funk. Songs like "Perfeito" and "Rock Caipira" show the range of their approach.
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