Raul Seixas
- Type: Singer/Songwriter
- Country: Brazil
- Born: June 28, 1945 in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil
- Died: August 21, 1989 in São Paulo, Brazil
Biography
Raul Santos Seixas (1945–1989) was a Brazilian singer, songwriter, and producer, widely revered as the "Father of Brazilian Rock." Born in Salvador, he was profoundly influenced by early rock pioneers like Elvis Presley and Little Richard. Raul achieved national acclaim in the 1970s with his debut solo album Krig-ha, Bandolo!, featuring hits like "Metamorfose Ambulante" and "Ouro de Tolo." Known for his "rebellious and mystical" style, he often blended rock with regional Brazilian rhythms. His philosophical, countercultural lyrics—often co-written with Paulo Coelho—explored themes of freedom and mysticism, famously inspiring the Aleister Crowley-inspired "Alternative Society" movement, which led to his brief exile during Brazil’s military dictatorship.
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Raul Seixas Discography
- Krig-Ha, Bandolo! (1973) - Album - rated 4.85/5
- Gita (1974) - Album - rated 4.6/5
- Novo Aeon (1975) - Album - rated 4.65/5
- Há 10 mil anos atrás (1976) - Album - rated 4/5
- O dia em que a Terra parou (1977) - Album - rated 4.24/5
- Mata virgem (1978) - Album - rated 3.75/5
- Por quem os sinos dobram (1979) - Album - rated 3.75/5
- Abre-te Sésamo (1980) - Album - rated 3.6/5
- Raul Seixas (1983) - Album - rated 3.83/5
- Raul vivo (1984) - Album - rated 3.72/5
- Metrô linha 743 (1984) - Album - rated 3.79/5
- Uah-Bap-Lu-Bap-Lah-Béin-Bum! (1987) - Album - rated 3.29/5
- A pedra do Gênesis (1988) - Album - rated 3.28/5