Tigrão de Itaquá
Tigrão de Itaquá formed in the late 1980s in the Itaquá neighborhood of São Miguel Paulista, São Paulo. The band's 1997 debut album "O Mundo É Nosso" brought...
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Tigrão de Itaquá formed in the late 1980s in the Itaquá neighborhood of São Miguel Paulista, São Paulo. The band's 1997 debut album "O Mundo É Nosso" brought them mainstream attention with tracks like "Lucky Lucky." Their lineup has included Tigrãozinho on vocals, Robson on bass, Pinga on percussion, Zé Carlos on guitar, and Nando on keyboards.
Their music sometimes drew criticism for its lyrical content, but the group maintained it spoke to their community's experiences. Songs like "Eu Sou Gay, e daí?" and "Mamar no Corredor" show their range, blending straightforward rhythms with direct social commentary.
Later albums included "Tigrão de Itaquá ao Vivo" and "O Tempo Não Pára." Other songs in their catalog include "Vai, Brasil!" and "Segunda Onda."
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