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Orquestra Tupy
Orquestra Tupy formed in Brazil in 1969, with Jards Macalé on guitar and vocals, Jorge Salomão on drums, Ruy Guerra on flute, and Carlos Alberto Martins on...
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Orquestra Tupy formed in Brazil in 1969, with Jards Macalé on guitar and vocals, Jorge Salomão on drums, Ruy Guerra on flute, and Carlos Alberto Martins on percussion. They worked with a shifting lineup over time that included Cáceres, Bebeto, and Téo Lima.
Their song 'Tu, Mi Delirio' came out in 1972, with lyrics by the poet Cacaso. It's a ballad that mixes samba, choro, and jazz, carried by Macalé's vocals.
Their sound didn't always sit easily with traditionalists, and they faced some resistance during Brazil's military period. They kept playing and recording through those years.
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