Lô Borges, MPB Legend of Clube da Esquina Fame, Dies at 73
Update: 2025-11-03
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Lô Borges, co-founder of the influential Clube da Esquina collective, passed away at 73 after a drug-related infection. Born in Belo Horizonte, he grew up in a large family and formed Clube da Esquina, blending Brazilian popular music with jazz, psychedelic rock, and Beatles-inspired pop. His 1972 album Clube da Esquina was a turning point, featuring songs like O Trem Azul and Tudo que Você Podia Ser. Despite stepping away from music in the 70s, Borges returned in the 80s and 90s, collaborating with Milton Nascimento and releasing solo work. His late-career hit Dois Rios showcased his enduring appeal. Borges' music has inspired global stars and his legacy as a trailblazer in Brazilian music will be remembered.
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