Loyce & Os Gnomos
Loyce & Os Gnomos formed in São Paulo in the late 1960s, led by singer-songwriter Loyce de Oliveira. One of their songs, 'Era Uma Nota De 50 Cruzeiros,' was a...
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Loyce & Os Gnomos formed in São Paulo in the late 1960s, led by singer-songwriter Loyce de Oliveira. One of their songs, 'Era Uma Nota De 50 Cruzeiros,' was a pointed look at economic inequality.
They released several albums, starting with their self-titled debut that included 'Era Uma Nota De 50 Cruzeiros.' Later records like 'Brilho No Escuro' and 'Ao Vivo No Teatro Oficina' followed. The band featured musicians including Osvaldo Avena on guitar, Luiz Carlos do Nascimento on bass, Cláudio Paiva on flute, and Ricardo Salvagni on drums.
Another track, 'Que É Isso,' appears among their notable songs. Their work from that period still finds listeners in Brazil.
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