Evandro do Bandolim

Evandro carry out Bandolim, leader from the Regional carry out Evandro carry out Bandolim, recorded 20 albums like a choro mandolin soloist, which five were launched internationally: Le Bandolin Brésilien par Evandro in France, and four CDs issued in Japan, Evandro e o Conjunto Roda de Choro (1991), Valsas Brasileiras (1992), Memórias (1993), and Memórias, Vol. 2 (1994). Respectable like a musician, he found backup performers like Elza Soares, Inesita Barroso, Elizete Cardoso, Moreira da Silva, Sivuca, Altamiro Carrilho, Nelson Gonçalves, Jamelão, Cartola, and Emilinha Borba; having also participated in recordings for the label Marcus Pereira, which specific in historical musical study. Having moved along with his family members to Rio de Janeiro in 1934, at an extremely early age Evandro produced connection with the music from the chorõsera through his dad, an novice violonista (guitarist). At 13, Evandro used the mandolin and was trained by Luperce Miranda, with whom he started to regular his 1st rodas de choro (choro get-togethers). Quickly, he also began to perform at essential r / c like Tupi and Mayrink Veiga. His 1st LP was documented at age group 29, and five years afterwards he shifted to São Paulo, where his professional lifestyle gathered momentum. For the reason that town, the active ethnic scene as well as the interest across the choro supplied possibilities for him to function in several night clubs and Television shows. Evandro documented in 1977 the record Meu Bandolim no Choro, where he interpreted classics by Ernesto Nazareth and Pixinguinha and in addition originals. In 1978, the entire year where Cordas que Choram premiered, Evandro supported Cartola along with his local (little group) on the Ópera Cabaré (São Paulo), afterwards released as an LP (Cartola Ao Vivo, 1979).