Samba voices from São Paulo, Demônios da Garoa unite with carioca savvy Xande de Pilares in the single 'Tá na hora do show' | Mauro Ferreira's blog

A revelation of the samba that sprouted in Rio de Janeiro (RJ) in the 1990s, in the wake of the renewal promoted by the Fundo de Quintal group throughout the 1980s, Xande de Pilares became one of the most sought-after samba dancers in Rio.

It's show time – single that hit the digital world on Thursday, December 2nd, National Samba Day, with distribution via ONErpm – combines for the first time the São Paulo accent of Demônios da Garoa with the carioca mannerism of Xande, guest of the group on the recording of this unpublished samba authored by Dedé Paraízo and Ricardinho DG.

Dedé and DG are members of the current formation of Demônios da Garoa, a group that, in the 1950s and 1960s, released the greatest hits of São Paulo composer Adoniran Barbosa (August 6, 2010 – November 22, 1982) on discs, setting the tone of carat music Arnesto's Samba (1953), the moths (1955), longing maloca (1955), Put out the fire, Mané (1956), Iracema (1956) and Train of eleven o'clock (1964).