A Brazilian group from Feira de Santana that mixed traditional rhythms, pop, and experimental sounds in the 1990s.
For a quick sense of them, try "Eu Crio Um Cururu" for the breakout hit, or "Lembro" for something more reflective.
They came out of Feira de Santana in the late '80s with a name that means "clown casserole," which tells you something about their offbeat spirit. Their 1993 hit "Eu Crio Um Cururu" broke through with its catchy melody and use of found sounds, pulling Bahian rhythms into something new. Tracks like "Lembro" and "Comida Azeda" show how they blended social themes with an eccentric stage presence that divided critics.
Formed in the late 1980s, they faced financial struggles and some skepticism early on. From their self-titled debut in 1991 to "Nossos Dias" in 2002, they released five albums, with core members like Léo Cavalcanti on vocals and percussion shaping their sound.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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