Major change in Satwa

It always bothers me this Satwa page: http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=2287

Satwa was a album of Lula Cortes with Lailson de Holanda - and not a musical group. So, I'll propose this major change, which can only be made if you guys agree with the following:

- change the page to from Satwa to Lula Côrtez;
- add all the discography of Lula Côrtez, which include one of the best albums from the Psychdelic Folk Brazilan northeastern scene: Paêbiru. This album, although fit better in Psychdelic/Space Rock could be included in Prog Folk, because all the trippy stuff are made inside the traditional folk genre. As the album Satwa itself AND the rest of Lula Cortes' career (specially his first true solo album, of 1980).

So, here are the links:
- 1975, Paebiru (with Zé Ramalho): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUyvtwSV6A8
- 1980, Rosa de Sangue (proggy folky): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MT9wVfDypaA
- 1981, O gosto novo da vida (same as above): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8c8k6D9AG4
- 1997, Má Companhia (popish strange one): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zGyki3Py7g

I'am trying to find sites to give his full discography all right, but for now I'll stick with this ones. The reason: I believe that this albums (except for the one of 1997) all fits in a psychdelic folk genre, and so forth, more closely to Prog Folk than Indo Raga Rock.

As I'am writting this I'am already full of doubts if all this made sense, but I do believe that something have to be made with that page, because it never existed a band called "Satwa" and yes an album, plus, its a way of putting Paebiru in PA, and I believe it deserves.

So, people... what you guys think?

GKR wrote: It always bothers me this Satwa page: http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=2287 Satwa was a album of Lula Cortes with Lailson de Holanda - and not a musical group. So, I'll propose this major change, which can only be made if you guys agree with the following: - change the page to from Satwa to Lula Côrtez; - add all the discography of Lula Côrtez, which include one of the best albums from the Psychdelic Folk Brazilan northeastern scene: Paêbiru. This album, although fit better in Psychdelic/Space Rock could be included in Prog Folk, because all the trippy stuff are made inside the traditional folk genre. As the album Satwa itself AND the rest of Lula Cortes' career (specially his first true solo album, of 1980). ....................................................................... I'am trying to find sites to give his full discography all right, but for now I'll stick with this ones. The reason: I believe that this albums (except for the one of 1997) all fits in a psychdelic folk genre, and so forth, more closely to Prog Folk than Indo Raga Rock. As I'am writting this I'am already full of doubts if all this made sense, but I do believe that something have to be made with that page, because it never existed a band called "Satwa" and yes an album, plus, its a way of putting Paebiru in PA, and I believe it deserves. So, people... what you guys think?

^ I recommend the first option, it's easier and faster. Using your Page-Plant analogy, we have here pages of Robert Plant (http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=5997) and Page - Plant (http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=6012). So having separate Satwa to Lula Côrtes entries would not be unusual.

Ok, I've been thinking and the logic solution is this (I guess):

- change the name from Satwa to "Lula Cortês & Lailson" (does not need, therefore to change the style)
- I'll suggest for Prog Folk Paebiru under the name "Zeca Ramalho & Lula Cortês".

This goes along with the tradition of albums made in collaboration and we can think in the future to add the solo careers of this artists.

Agreed, folks?

GKR wrote: Ok, I've been thinking and the logic solution is this (I guess): - change the name from Satwa to "Lula Cortês & Lailson" (does not need, therefore to change the style) - I'll suggest for Prog Folk Paebiru under the name "Zeca Ramalho & Lula Cortês". This goes along with the tradition of albums made in collaboration and we can think in the future to add the solo careers of this artists. Agreed, folks?

Nice, GKR! I agreed with you!