Tião Campelo e Cabralzinho
Tião Campelo (born Sebastião Alves Campelo) and Cabralzinho (born Avelino Cabral de Melo) started playing together in the mid-1950s. They came from rural...
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Tião Campelo (born Sebastião Alves Campelo) and Cabralzinho (born Avelino Cabral de Melo) started playing together in the mid-1950s. They came from rural Brazil and found their way into sertanejo music, a style rooted in the country's interior.
Their 1960 debut album was called 'Espora de Ouro,' which also became the name of its title track. That song, along with others like 'Filho de Um Herói' and 'Humilde Esposa,' gave them a following in the 1960s and 1970s. Their material often dealt with rural life and love.
Tião Campelo handled most of the vocals, while Cabralzinho played guitar. They recorded several albums together before the partnership ended.
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