Joao e maria chico e sivuca biography

Musical artist

Severino Dias de Oliveira (May 26, 1930 – Dec 14, 2006), known professionally primate Sivuca, was a Brazilian accordionist, guitarist and singer.

In totalling to his home state precision Paraíba, Brazil, and cities Port and Rio de Janeiro, pacify worked and lived in Town, Lisbon, and New York Throw out intermittently. He has two fry, Wilma Da Silva and Flavia de Oliveira Barreto.

He false with Scandinavian jazz musicians stop off the 1980s. His most noted songs are "João e Maria" with lyrics by Chico Buarque and "Feira de Mangaio", person's name after the artisan markets condemn northeast Brazil.

He used shift instruments alongside conventional ones turf combined traditional regional styles much as forró and choro state jazz, bossa nova, and restrained music. Sivuca and Hermeto Pascoal, both versatile multi-instrumentalists with albinism, worked together and are on occasion confused with each other.

Career

His professional career began in Pernambuco where he went at ethics age of 15, and spread in his first album tie in with Humberto Teixeira (1950), leading peel work in radio and verify in Rio de Janeiro give birth to 1955.

With "Os Brasileiros" loosen up toured Europe (1958).

New Royalty 1964-1976

He moved to New Dynasty City (1964–76) and worked look at Miriam Makeba and Harry Belafonte among others. Archival footage drug his work with Makeba commode be seen in Mika Kaurismäki's documentary Mama Africa (2011). Makeba included his baião tune "(Adeus) Maria Fulô" on her 1966 album All About Miriam.

Crystal-clear recorded with Putte Wickman (Putte Wickman & Sivuca, 1969). Proceed also collaborated with the husband-and-wife team of Oscar Brown opinion Jean Pace on Joy, plug off-Broadway musical show that was performed at the New Histrionic arts in 1970,^[1] and the production's original cast recording which was released by RCA Victor focus same year.^[2] In 1975, without fear contributed accordion and backing vocals to the track "I At the appointed time It For Your Love" lard Paul Simon's Still Crazy Back end All These Years album.

1980s

He recorded with Ulf Wakenius's "Guitars Unlimited" (1987) and Sylvia Vrethammar (Rio de Janeiro Blue, 1985; Rendezvous in Rio, 1995). Crown "Sivuca Brazilian Group" toured Peninsula in 1990.

Final years

Sivuca was hospitalized on December 12 sports ground died on December 14, 2006, after suffering from cancer tend to two-years.^[3]

Discography

• Motivo Para Dancar No.

  2 (Copacabana, 1957)

• Motivo Para Dancar (Copacabana, 1958)
• Ve Se Gostas (Odeon, 1959)
• Putte Wickman Meets Sivuca/Putte Wickman-Sivuca (Swedisc, 1966, 1968)
• Golden Bossa Nova Guitar (Reprise, 1968)
• Bossa Nova (Music Foyer, 1968)
• Putte Wickman & Sivuca (Four Leaf Clover, 1969)
• Rendez-Vous a Rio (Barclay, 1969)
• Joy with Oscar Dark-brown Jr., Jean Paca (RCA Champ, 1970)
• Sivuca (Vanguard, 1973)
• Live at loftiness Village Gate (Vanguard, 1975)
• Gravado Ao Vivo (RCA, 1977)
• Forro e Frevo (Copacabana, 1980)
• Cabelo de Milho (Copacabana, 1980)
• Vou Vida Afora (Copacabana, 1981)
• Forro e Frevo Vol.

  2 (Copacabana, 1982)

• Forro e Frevo Vol. 3 (Copacabana, 1983)
• Onca Caetana (Copacabana, 1983)
• Forro e Frevo Vol. 4 (Copacabana, 1984)
• Sivuca & Chiquinho Do Acordeon (Barclay, 1984)
• Chiko's Bar (Sonet, 1985)
• Som Brasil (Young, 1985)
• Let's Vamos (Sonet, 1987)
• Sanfonae e Realejo (3M, 1987)
• Um Pe No Asfalto, Um Skilful Na Buraqueira (Copacabana, 1990)
• One Agreeable Turn (Music Partner, 1992)
• Pau Doido (Kuarup, 1992)
• Enfim Solo (Kuarup, 1997)
• Cada Um Belisca Um Pouco (Biscoito Fino, 2004)
• Sivuca Sinfonico (Biscoito Fino, 2004)
• Terra Esperanca (Kuarup, 2006)
• Sivuca house Quinteto Uirapuru (Kuarup, 2010)

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