Dazaranha (also known simply as Daza) is a Brazilian rock band, formed in Florianópolis in the early 1990s. Its members are Adauto (bass), Chico Martins (lead guitar and vocals), Fernando (violin and backing vocalist), Gazu (lead vocals), Gerry (percussion), Moriel (rhythm guitar and backing vocalist). The band combined reggae and rock, with strong participation arrangements violin.
It's considered the band with higher expression in the music scene in Santa Catarina.
Discography # Album Released Guest appearances LabelIlha de Todos os Sons1994Retroprojetor appearances in compilation albumRBS Discos1ºSeja Bem Vindo1996RBS Discos2ºTribo da Lua1998Jorge Ben Jor, Luiz Carlini, BaixinhoAtração Fonográfica3ºNossa Barulheira2004Atração Fonográfica4ºParalisa2007Rô Conceição, Guilherme Ribeiro, Macarrão,Daniel Lucena, Valdir AgostinhoAntídoto5ºAo Vivo2010ArmandinhoUniversal Music6ºDaza2014Carlos TrilhaParavox7ºAfinar as Rezas 2016Paravox
Singles YearSingleAlbum1996"Novos Ditados"Seja Bem Vindo1998"Vagabundo Confesso"Tribo da Lua2004"Salão de Festa a Vapor"Nossa Barulheira2007"Ô Mané"Paralisa
Videography Dazaranha Ao Vivo (2010) – live show recorded at the CIC (Integrated Culture Center), in Florianópolis.
Awards 2006: Claro Independent Music Award – The Best Pop Album
Members
Time line
Forming Chico Martins – Lead guitar and Vocals Adauto – Bass Fernando – Violin, Lead guitar and Bass Moriel – rhythm guitar and Vocals Gerry – Percussion
Past members Adriano – Drums Gazu – Vocals and Guitar Zé Caetano – Drums
Support band João Basañez – Drums Trio Santo Amaro Leandro – Saxophone Paulinho – Trumpet Hemerson – Trombone
Trio Santo Amaro In 2007, during the production and recording of Paralisa album, the Dazaranha modernize and innovate the already established band style by showing in his songs the strong brass instrument presence of Trio Santo Amaro, who has since joined the band.
The Trio Santo Amaro received this nomenclature from members of Dazaranha because the musicians living in Santo Amaro da Imperatriz and they are formed musically in the Musical Society and Cultural Santo Amaro.
References
External links
Dicionário Cravo Albin da Música Popular Brasileira