Os Quatro Diabos

Genres

popular music

Biography

Os Quatro Diabos was a Brazilian vocal and instrumental group that emerged in the early 1930s. The group was founded by Carlos Monteiro de Souza, who was a law student at the time. They were active in the Brazilian music scene, performing on radio and appearing in films such as "Alô, alô, Brasil!" and "Alô, alô carnaval!".

While specific details about their discography are scarce, it is known that Os Quatro Diabos recorded three albums. Their musical output contributed to the popular music landscape of Brazil during that era, a period characterized by the rise of radio and cinema as major entertainment mediums. The group's existence highlights the vibrant musical activity that characterized Brazilian urban centers in the first half of the 20th century.

Information about the individual members beyond Carlos Monteiro de Souza is limited. However, their association with Monteiro de Souza places them within a network of musicians and artists active in Brazil during the 1930s. The group's legacy is primarily understood through their participation in broader cultural productions of the time, such as the aforementioned films and radio performances.