Bacamarte

Bacamarte was idealized in 1974 by the multi-instrumentalist Mario Neto and his high-school friends in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. After some line-up changes, the band played live in the TV show "Rock Concert", in TV Globo, and recorded a demo tape, which wasn't accepted by any recorder. The recognition came with the Fluminense FM radio and its new-band-spreading policy, resulting in a self-released album in 1983, "Depois do Fim", considered by specialists one of the best Brazilian progressive rock discs ever released.

Bacamarte was idealized in 1974 by the multi-instrumentalist Mario Neto and his high-school friends in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. After some line-up changes, the band played live in the TV show "Rock Concert", in TV Globo, and recorded a demo tape, which wasn't accepted by any recorder. The recognition came with the Fluminense FM radio and its new-band-spreading policy, resulting in a self-released album in 1983, "Depois do Fim", considered by specialists one of the best Brazilian progressive rock discs ever released. Their debut sold thousands of copies in Brazil, Europe and specially Japan, but that didn't hinder the end of the band a year later.

In the decade of 1990, the guitarist Mario Neto released a solo work named "As Sete Cidades" as a Bacamarte album. Line-up: Jane Duboc - vocals Marcus Moura - flute, acordeon Mario Neto - guitars Mr. Paul - percussion Delto Simas - bass Marco Verissimo - drums Sergio Villarim - keyboards User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL..