Edú Lobo

A traveling force behind the rise from the MPB (Musica Popular Brasileira) audio, singer/composer Edú Lobo was created in Rio de Janeiro in 1943; at 18 he produced his initial trio with Dori Caymmi and the fantastic Marcos Valle, and in 1962 forged a long-term composing relationship with renowned lyricist Vinicius de Moraes. Sketching impact from bossa nova experts including Antonio Carlos Jobim, João Gilberto, and Baden Powell, Lobo released his debut LP, A Musica de Edú Lobo por Edú Lobo in 1963; that same calendar year he also authored the music for Oduvaldo Vianna Filho’s play Operating-system Azerados Mais Operating-system Benvidos, the to begin many stage collaborations. The record Cinco Na Bossa, documented with Nara Leão as well as the Tamba Trio, implemented in 1965, the same calendar year Lobo took best honors on the First Annual Brazilian Popular Musical Festival along with his structure “Arrastão,” a significant strike for vocalist Elis Regina. (In 1967, he repeated the feat with “Ponteio.”) Albums including 1968’s Edú followed before Lobo fulfilled Sergio Mendes in 1969, producing a agreement with A&M Information for In the Sizzling hot Afternoon, which included saxophonist Paul Desmond; right now a citizen of LA, he toured with Mendes and Brasil 66 before resurfacing in 1971 with Sergio Mendes Presents Lobo, implemented afterwards that same calendar year by Cantiga de Longe. Upon time for Brazil, Lobo concentrated his energies on composing for movies before time for the studio room for 1973’s Missa Breve; then spent the mid-’70s composing music for Globo, the world’s fourth-largest tv network, including focus on the strike series Caso Especial. 1976 noticed the release from the LP Limite Das Aguas, using the broadly acclaimed Camaleão showing up two years afterwards; in 1979, Lobo’s rating towards the feature Barra Pesada gained “Greatest Soundtrack” honors on the Gramado Film Celebration. Lobo inaugurated the ’80s using a flurry of activity, following LP Tempo Presente using the 1981 soundtrack Jogos de Danca (a function constructed for the Ballet Guaira) aswell as Tom e Edu, a cooperation with Antonio Carlos Jobim. In the wake of two even more ballet ratings, O Grande Circo Mistico and Gabriela, Lobo done some stage musicals — Vargas, O Corsario perform Rei, and Danca da Meia-Lua — before finally time for the studio room in 1990 for the LP Serie Personalidade. Corrupião implemented in 1993, and 2 yrs later he came back with Meia Noite. The rating towards the 1997 film Guerra de Canudos preceded Lobo’s following project, a well planned version of Jo Soares’ reserve A Samba for Sherlock.