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Primas & Bordões
Primas & Bordões formed in the late 1970s in Itaúna, Minas Gerais. They were a group of musicians drawn to Brazilian folklore and popular music, with Eduardo...
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Primas & Bordões formed in the late 1970s in Itaúna, Minas Gerais. They were a group of musicians drawn to Brazilian folklore and popular music, with Eduardo Bordões on guitar and vocals, Marco Túlio Prima on piano, Marcelo Pereira on bass, and Fernando Baptista on percussion.
Their song 'Azul Turquesa' became a national sensation, though its lyrics about forbidden love and social stigma drew criticism from conservative groups. They also recorded tracks like 'Baby Xalalá' and 'Iemanjá Morena'.
They released several albums despite facing financial struggles early on. The band's sound combined Bordões's soulful vocals with Prima's intricate piano melodies, anchored by Pereira's bass and Baptista's percussion.
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