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Ray Titto e Os Calabares
Ray Titto e Os Calabares formed in Salvador, Bahia in 1966, with Ray Titto on vocals and guitar, Roberto Mendes on guitar, Raul Seixas on bass, and Osmar...
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Ray Titto e Os Calabares formed in Salvador, Bahia in 1966, with Ray Titto on vocals and guitar, Roberto Mendes on guitar, Raul Seixas on bass, and Osmar Soares on drums.
In 1969 they released "A Marcha," a song that became associated with opposition to the regime. Other songs in their catalog include "Chico Preto," "Lágrimas Negras," "Luar do Cerrado," and "Seu Lugar." Raul Seixas left the group in 1973, and Alfredo Moura played bass from 1973 to 1979.
They recorded albums like "Maria Bonita" in 1970, "O Povo Unido Jamais Será Vencido" in 1976, and "O Som do Movimento" in 1979. Their music was heard by people looking for expression during a restrictive political climate.
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