Do Jeito Q' Eu Gosto

Years Active

1995

Genres

pagode, samba

Instruments

voz, pandeiro, surdo, cuíca, percussão, tantã, cavaquinho, banjo, violão, sopro, percussão geral

Biography

The group "Do Jeito Q' Eu Gosto" is a name associated with the pagode and samba genre in Brazil, with their self-titled album released in 1995 by the Paradoxx Music record label. The song "Do Jeito Q' Eu Gosto", composed by André Renato and Veth Araújo, is one of the group's best-known tracks, featured on 90s pagode compilation albums. The group's sound fits into the context of the romantic pagode that gained strength in the 1990s.

Other songs like "Cazuza Sim", "Tudo Parece Real" and "Louca Demais" also make up the repertoire of the 1995 album. The band also had a song called "Do Jeito Que Eu Gosto" recorded by the group Só Pra Contrariar (SPC), with composition by Deco and Veth Araujo, indicating a possible connection or shared songwriters in the pagode scene of that era.

Although there are mentions of different lineups and recordings with the title "Do Jeito Que Eu Gosto", the main discographic reference points to the group that released the self-titled album in 1995. The song "Do Jeito Q' Eu Gosto" talks about the happiness found in a relationship, with lyrics describing an ideal encounter and a love that fits perfectly. The group "Do Jeito Q' Eu Gosto" contributed to the Brazilian pagode scene with their romantic and danceable songs.

Discography

• Do Jeito Q´Eu Gosto (1995)
• Jeito Criança (1997)
• Gostou? Gostei! (1998)