Bororo

Son of the famous Bohemian who all still left 3,000 written satires, Sinhôzinho, Bororó learned the violão (classical guitar) from him. Bororó acquired his nickname distributed by his college teacher, following a band of Bororo Indians seen his house. Since he was extremely young, he utilized to sing modinhas with lyrics by Castro Alves, Casimiro de Abreu, Gonçalves Crespo, and Melo Morais Filho. Frequently playing serenatas with the very best music artists of his period, he was good friends with João Pernambuco, Quincas Laranjeiras, Gustavo Ribeiro, Rogério Guimarãha sido, Américo Jacomino (the Canhoto), and Henrique Flauta. Being a guy, he wrote music for ranchos (Carnival groupings) just like the Flor da Estopa, Lírio perform Amor, and Mimosas Cravinas. He just wrote several songs, however they have continued to be all-time classics. His big strike was “Da Cor perform Pecado,” first documented by Sílvio Caldas in 1939. Another great strike was “Curare,” documented by Orlando Silva in 1940 and afterwards, Rosa Passos. “O Que É O Que É” (with Evrágio Lopes) also acquired achievement in Sílvio Caldas’s documenting. He released the reserve Gente da Madrugada: Flagrantes da Vida Noturna (Guavira Editores, Rio de Janeiro, 1982), accounting passages of his Bohemian lifestyle.