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The Royal Makers Band
The Royal Makers Band formed in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1950s, with Roberto Leal on guitar and vocals. They worked through the competitive local scene for...
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The Royal Makers Band formed in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1950s, with Roberto Leal on guitar and vocals. They worked through the competitive local scene for nearly a decade before their 1968 single "Não Há o Que Temer" connected with listeners across Brazil.
That song, with its message of resilience, became their defining recording. It arrived during a period of political tension in the country and seemed to speak to that moment, though the band's music was rooted in rock and roll.
They recorded other material like "Eu Sou a Pedra" and "A Volta do Filho Pródigo," with Cleber Antônio on bass and Heleno Sanches on drums. Their sound shifted over time from garage rock to something with more pop elements, but "Não Há o Que Temer" remained what people knew them for.
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