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Zé da Timba e Zé Latinha
Zé da Timba and Zé Latinha were a Brazilian duo who started playing in local festivals and bars. Their song "All The Mountains Are High" became well-known...
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Zé da Timba and Zé Latinha were a Brazilian duo who started playing in local festivals and bars. Their song "All The Mountains Are High" became well-known internationally in the 1980s, particularly among indigenous communities in Brazil. They also recorded "Oh The Mighty Time."
They kept performing in underground venues despite the censorship.
They released albums like "Canta, Canta, Minha Gente" in 1976 and "Viola Enluarada" in 1982. Zé da Timba played guitar and sang, while Zé Latinha handled percussion and vocals.
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