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Stelinha Egg
Stelinha Egg formed in Recife in the early 1970s, with Stelinha as the lead singer alongside guitarist Pedro Osmar, bassist Renato Rocha, drummer Paulo...
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Stelinha Egg formed in Recife in the early 1970s, with Stelinha as the lead singer alongside guitarist Pedro Osmar, bassist Renato Rocha, drummer Paulo Camelo, and keyboardist Jota Moraes. Their debut album 'Catolé' came out in 1974, and the title track became a national hit in Brazil.
They followed with albums like 'Não Me Deixe Só' in 1976 and 'Nova Estação' in 1978, working with different sounds while keeping their connection to Northeastern rhythms. Stelinha's lyrics sometimes touched on social and environmental themes, which drew criticism from conservative quarters at the time.
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