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Os Guaipecas
Os Guaipecas formed in 1986 with Paulinho Leme on vocals, Ricardo Maita on guitar, and Denis Brean on drums. Their music pulled from Brazilian samba, funk,...
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Os Guaipecas formed in 1986 with Paulinho Leme on vocals, Ricardo Maita on guitar, and Denis Brean on drums. Their music pulled from Brazilian samba, funk, and rock, though it was never easy to pin down to one style.
In 1990, they released "Bia," a song about a woman leaving her lover. It became a hit, but its suggestive lyrics and video drew criticism from conservative groups.
They kept making music that mixed humor with social commentary, even as some listeners accused them of obscenity. The attention around "Bia" stuck with them, shaping how people saw the band for years after.
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