Tzara
Tzara formed in Belo Horizonte in 1995 with five members: brothers Davi Moraes on vocals and guitar and Pedro Moraes on bass, plus Mú Carvalho on drums, Bruno...
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Tzara formed in Belo Horizonte in 1995 with five members: brothers Davi Moraes on vocals and guitar and Pedro Moraes on bass, plus Mú Carvalho on drums, Bruno Medina on keyboards, and Sérgio Santos on guitar. They came together with an interest in mixing Brazilian popular music with rock and electronica.
Their 2001 song "Só Mais Uma Vez" became a significant hit in Brazil, helping bring the band wider attention. The track is a ballad that resonated with listeners for its emotional delivery.
They released several albums starting with their self-titled debut in 1998, followed by records like "Nação Nordestina" in 2001 and "Nó na Orelha" in 2003. Their music often incorporated samba and bossa nova elements alongside rock arrangements.
Early on, some critics questioned their eclectic approach to genre, but they maintained their course. The band continued performing and recording into the 2010s with live albums marking their anniversary.
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