Jackson Do Pandeiro
One of the most influential figures in Brazilian music, José Gomes Filho (born
on August 31, 1919), aka Jackson do Pandeiro, greatly contributed to shaping and
popularizing Northeastern rhythms such as rojão, coco, and batuque, across the
entirety of his native Brazil. The son of Flora Mourão, a folkloric singer and
percussionist, Gomes Filho mastered the pandeiro (tambourine) and the zabumba (a
Northeastern kick drum) from a very early age. Following a series of odd jobs
during his teenage years, he moved to João Pessoa, Paraiba’s largest city, where
he performed in cabarets and...
SebastianaJackson Do Pandeiro
Festa Nordestina
2:01
Um a UmJackson Do Pandeiro and Os Paralamas do Sucesso
Brésil, De Bahia Aux Sertões : Chants De La Mer Et De La Terre (1939-1955)
2:09
A Mulher do Aníbal (A Mulher do Anibal)Jackson Do Pandeiro
Brésil, De Bahia Aux Sertões : Chants De La Mer Et De La Terre (1939-1955)
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O Canto da EmaJackson Do Pandeiro
Odyssée
Chiclete Com BananaJackson Do Pandeiro
O Melhor Do Jackson Do Pandeiro
QUADRO NEGROJackson Do Pandeiro
O Melhor Do Jackson Do Pandeiro
