Turma do Printy
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Turma do Printy

Turma do Printy formed in Campina Grande, Paraíba in 1977. The group included Printy on vocals and guitar, Zé Gomes on bass, Wilson Júnior on drums, and Naldo...

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Turma do Printy's Brazilian Christian pop rhythms

A Campina Grande group that mixed local sounds with gospel themes in the 1980s.

For a sense of their sound, start with 'Nasceu o Salvador' and 'Festa na Estrebaria.' They're straightforward, melodic, and built to be sung along to.

They took Brazilian rhythms and put them to work on songs like 'Nasceu o Salvador,' which became a staple in churches across the country. Their approach, pop structures with religious lyrics, drew some criticism at the time, but it also made the music stick. You can still hear 'Pequena Belém' and other Christmas tunes in gatherings decades later.

They formed in Campina Grande in 1977 and released their debut album in 1983. Printy left the group in 1992, but their songs kept circulating in Christian circles long after.

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Turma do Printy formed in Campina Grande, Paraíba in 1977. The group included Printy on vocals and guitar, Zé Gomes on bass, Wilson Júnior on drums, and Naldo José on keyboards. Their debut album came out in 1983, featuring the song 'Nasceu o Salvador' that became widely known in Brazilian Christian circles.

Their music mixed Brazilian rhythms with pop elements, which drew some criticism from those who felt it was too secular for religious content. The band kept performing and recording through the late 1980s, with songs like 'Festa na Estrebaria' and 'Chegou o Natal' becoming part of their repertoire.

Printy left the group in 1992. Their music continued to be played in churches and gatherings afterward, with 'Pequena Belém' and other Christmas-themed songs remaining familiar to many listeners.

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