Os Cariocas
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OriginRio de Janeiro
GenresMPB
Years active1942–present
LabelsContinental Music, Sinter, RCA Victor, Columbia, Mocambo, Philips, Som Livre, WEA, Vitória Régia Discos, Paradoxx Music, Albatroz, Columbia Sony Music
Os Cariocas | |
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 Os Cariocas is a vocal ensemble, created by Ismael Neto in 1942, whose repertoire is Brazilian popular music (MPB). In the photo, in the company of the samba composer and singer, Diogo Nogueira. | |
| Background information | |
| Origin | Rio de Janeiro |
| Genres | MPB |
| Years active | 1942–present |
| Labels | Continental Music, Sinter, RCA Victor, Columbia, Mocambo, Philips, Som Livre, WEA, Vitória Régia Discos, Paradoxx Music, Albatroz, Columbia Sony Music |
| Members | Severino Filho, Eloi Vicente, Neil Carlos Teixeira, Fabio Luna. |
| Past members | Ismael Neto, Ari Mesquita, Salvador, Tarquínio, Badeco, Waldir Viviani, Quartera, Luiz Roberto, Edson Bastos, Hernane Castro. |
| Website | OsCariocas.com.br |
Os Cariocas are a Brazilian popular music band. The band was first founded in 1942 by two brothers, Ismael Netto and Severino Filho,[1] and continues to perform today (with new members).
