Ednardo

Ednardo is area of the group (along with Fagner, Alceu Valença, Belchior, and Geraldo Azevedo) which translated the music from the seminal makers Luiz Gonzaga and Jackson carry out Pandeiro towards the mainstream Brazilian pop. He documented 12 albums, a few of that have been also released in Argentina, Uruguay, Israel, Portugal, and Spain. He also had written cinema and Television soundtracks. His biggest strike was “Pavão Mysterioso,” located in the folkloric cordel books, contained in the surrealistic Globo Network cleaning soap opera Saramandaia (1976). Ednardo started his piano research at ten, with 23, self-taught, he started a violão (classical guitar) apprenticeship. In 1969, he became a member of the group referred to as Pessoal perform Ceará, which also got Rodger e Teti, with whom he documented a LP in 1973, Meu Corpo, Minha Embalagem, Todo Gasto Na Viagem. In 1972, he shifted to the southeast and got his “Beira-Mar” released as an individual by Eliana Pittman for Odeon. O Love perform Pavão Mysterioso adopted in 1974. In January 1975, he participated in the Event Abertura using the music “Vaila” (with Brandão). His additional LPs/CDs are Berro (1976), O Azul E O Encarnado (1977), Cauim (1978), Ednardo (1979), Imã (1980), Terra de Luz (1982), Ednardo (1983), Libertree (1985), and Rubi (1991).