Quarto Elétrico
Quarto Elétrico formed in São Paulo around 1965, when Brazilian music was dominated by samba and bossa nova. Their rock sound, which mixed those local rhythms...
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Quarto Elétrico formed in São Paulo around 1965, when Brazilian music was dominated by samba and bossa nova. Their rock sound, which mixed those local rhythms with electric guitars, wasn't immediately embraced. The band included Agnaldo Timóteo on bass and vocals, Erasmo Carlos on lead guitar, Roberto Carlos on rhythm guitar, and Wanderléa adding vocals and percussion.
Their first album came out in 1966 and included 'Roqueiro Brasileiro,' a track that would become something of an anthem. They put out several more records through the late 1960s, like 'Batendo na Porta' and 'Chegou a Hora,' before going on hiatus. They reconvened for one more album in 1975 called 'A Revolta dos Dândis.'
That song 'Roqueiro Brasileiro' stuck around, finding an audience with younger listeners who connected with its spirit. The group's early work, made when rock was still a novelty in Brazil, helped open doors for other bands that followed.
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