Artist: Taiguara
Genre(s):
Jazz
Latin
Folk
Discography:
Serie Meus Momentos
Year: 2003
Tracks: 18
Imyra, tayra, ipy, taiguara
Year: 1975
Tracks: 14
Piano e Viola
Year: 1972
Tracks: 12
Viagem
Year: 1970
Tracks: 11
Hoje
Year: 1969
Tracks: 13
Taiguara
Year: 1968
Tracks: 11
A very popular creative person in the '70s in Brazil, Taiguara is unruffled remembered dear for his sensitive interpretations (for successes care "Helena, Helena, Helena" and "Modinha") and compositions like "Hoje," "Universo do Teu Corpo," and "Viagem."
Taiguara came to Brazil at little Joe with his household and they settled first in Rio and then in São Paulo. He debuted as a isaac Bashevis Singer in university festivals when he was a police force pupil. Abandoning the course, he joined the Sambalanço Trio in 1964. Taiguara recorded his kickoff LP the succeeding yr. From 1966 on, he became more than known for his involvement in historic festivals. In 1966, he taken "Não de Morre de Mal de Amor" (Reginaldo Bessa) and "Chora, Coração" (VinÃcius de Moraes/Baden Powell) in the I FIC (International Song Festival). In the succeeding yr, he presented his songs "Eu Quis Viver" (with Cido Bianchi) and "Cantar" (Roberto Menescal) in the I FIC. In 1968, he north Korean won first property in 2 festivals: the Brasil Canta festival with "Modinha" (Sérgio Bittencourt) and the II FMPB (Brazilian Popular Music Festival) with "Helena, Helena, Helena" (Alberto Land). In 1970, he recorded Viagem, with the championship track conclusion up as one of his biggest hits. Having political problems with the military dictatorship in Brazil, Taiguara asleep for a stay of one and a half years in London, England (where he recorded an album). Upon his refund, he began a collaboration with Hermeto Pascoal in experimental projects as an orchestrator. The partnership yielded the LP Imyra, Tayra, Ipy, Taiguara (1975). Due to problems with censoring, he credited several of his songs to his married woman, Ge Chalar da Silva.
