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O Sorriso do Samba
2023 · альбом
Tradição
2023 · альбом
O Seu Nome É África
2023 · альбом
Na Alma
2023 · альбом
Muito Prazer, Meu Nome É Salvador
2023 · сингл
Repaginou
2022 · сингл
Pinduca É o Rei
2022 · альбом
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A Vida do Viajante
2022 · сингл
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2022 · альбом
Mandarina
2022 · альбом
Marina
2022 · сингл
Queira Deus
2022 · альбом
Martinho É do Samba e da Vila
2022 · альбом
Leve
2022 · альбом
A Voz do Meu Coração
2022 · сингл
O Tempo Que Se Tem
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Chame Gente
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Luiz Caldas e Saulo (Ao Vivo na Macaco Gordo)
2022 · альбом
Olhar de Xamã
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From Dawn to Dusk
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Cabeça Pronta
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2021 · альбом
Reluz
2021 · сингл
A Força do Amor
2021 · сингл
Omi
2021 · альбом
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Биография
Luiz Caldas was the precursor to the axé music phenomenon, which, with its huge national success, shattered the dominance of the phonographic production concentrated in the cities of Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo. Caldas' album, Magia, sold 380,000 copies and brought many trio elétrico bands to the genre, which later became a large and solid market niche for many artists. Among other things, he was the lead vocalist (puxador) of the Bloco de trio Camaleão (with whom Carlinhos Brown also worked). In the '80s, Caldas brought his band, Acordes Verdes, to work with him at the studio, shaping the sound of his productions in a more personal way. At the same time, he became the vocalist of the Bloco de trio Beijo; this was when he recorded a version of Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel's "Mrs. Robinson" with a percussive arrangement. It had some success, soon renovated by "Fricote" ("Nega do Cabelo Duro") (Caldas/Paulinho Camafeu), which, reached national success in Caldas' rendition. His album, Magia (1985), opened the way for a national tour and signing with PolyGram (today Universal) for three albums. More importantly, the innovative blending introduced the percussive sound of the drumming of the Afro-Blocos mixed with the arrangements in Caldas' music, employing the bass/guitar/keyboards of the Blocos de trio; this was incorporated by several other bandas de trio in Salvador, giving birth to axé music. ~ Alvaro Neder, Rovi