Os Caciques
Os Caciques formed in 1973 in Guarapuava, a town in southern Brazil. The original lineup included Antonio Cassini on vocals and guitar, Dirceu Beal on guitar,...
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Os Caciques formed in 1973 in Guarapuava, a town in southern Brazil. The original lineup included Antonio Cassini on vocals and guitar, Dirceu Beal on guitar, Mário Cardoso on bass, and Wilson Silva on drums. They started as friends drawn together by music and a shared feeling for their hometown.
In the early 1980s, the band gained wider attention with their album "Saudade de Guarapuava." The title track became a signature song for them, along with others like "Amor Esquecido" and "Fandango No Pinhão." Their music often carried a nostalgic tone, reflecting on place and memory.
Over time, other musicians joined the group, including accordionist Marcos Fogaça and keyboardist Celso Viáfora. They worked with artists like Alceu Valença and Marisa Monte. The band kept recording through the 1980s and 1990s with albums such as "O Trenzinho do Caipira" and "Retratos."
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