Tavito e Ney Azambuja
Tavito e Ney Azambuja were a Brazilian duo who first worked together in the early 1970s. Tavito was born Luiz Carlos dos Santos, and Ney was Ney da Silva...
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Tavito e Ney Azambuja were a Brazilian duo who first worked together in the early 1970s. Tavito was born Luiz Carlos dos Santos, and Ney was Ney da Silva Azambuja. They started playing in local bars around São Paulo before finding wider attention.
In 1975, they released "Rua Ramalhete," a ballad about lost love that became their breakthrough hit. The song's specific, nostalgic lyrics about a street by that name connected with listeners. They followed it with an album of the same name the next year.
They kept recording through the late 1970s and 1980s, putting out albums like "Sentimento Louco" in 1978 and "Trem Azul" in 1982. Another of their well-known songs is "Começo, Meio e Fim." Their music drew from samba and MPB, but stayed centered on straightforward vocal arrangements and storytelling.
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