Soul music in the 1970s in São Paulo

 

Crowd waiting at Palmeiras to attend a Chic-dance in the 1970s. Veja magazine. 

João da Baiana & Donga in September 1973

João da Baiana photographed by Realidade, September 1973. 

João da Baiana & Donga.

Clementina de Jesus

 

Clementina de Jesus & Caterina Valente in Rio, 1979.

Rosinha de Valença with Caterina Valente.

Bom Jesus de Pirapora / Pirapora do Bom Jesus

Since 1920, the population of Santo Amaro have gathered to start what they call 'Romaria dos Cavaleiros' (Horsemen's Pilgrimage) to Bom Jesus de Pirapora (the right name should be Pirapora do Bom Jesus) in an act of Faith in which it is joined by populations of São José de Itapecirica da Serra, Salto de Itú, São Bernardo do Campo, Taboão da Serra and other near-by towns. It all harks back to a legend that says a miracolous image of Our Good Jesus was found at River Tietê behind those far-away ridges in the 19th century. 

Madame Satã

 

Madame Satã in 1976; photo by Walter Firmo. 

Os Originais do Samba

 

Mussum.

Rua Direita in 1962. 

Elza Soares sings 'Sei lá, Mangueira' accompanied by Caçulinha & his combo plus Os Originais do Samba at Teatro Record in 1968. 

Paulo da Portela

 

Paulo da Portela and Samuel Weiner at Weiner's magazine 'Diretrizes' (1938-1944). 

Paulo Benjamin de Oliveira was born on 18 June 1901, near Estrada do Portela, a road that linked Madureira and Oswaldo Cruz. Paulo died on 31st January 1949, of a massive heart attack.