Eli Goulart | ru

Klauss Goulart is leading the way for trance in Brazil and the Sao Paulo based DJ/producer is a valued member of the South American trance cartel!. Born in November 23rd of 1985, Klauss grew up in the countryside of Brazil and right from the beginning had contact with music, due to his families jazz and bossa nova roots. With successive Beatport-charting releases such as Turbulence (which burst onto the scene through Markus Schulz’s Prague ’11 compilation), No Mans Land , Miles Ahead, Rio and remixes for Kid Alien, Paul Oakenfold, Gui Boratto, Markus Schulz and Solar Stone, it’s no surprise...

Having his name strongly connected to the history of Brazilian Carnival, Jorge Goulart (born in Jan 06, 1926) had a highly successful career with many hits. He also participated in several films, of which the most important is Rio 40 Graus (Nelson Pereira dos Santos) -- in the film, he sang "A Voz do Morro," a 1955 classic by Zé Kéti. Among many other historical pieces, he launched the timeless number (played innumerable times in every Carnival ball) "Cabeleira do Zezé" (João Roberto Kelly/Roberto Faissal) in 1964. Other Carnival smashes were "Mundo de Zinco" (Wilson Batista/Nássara, 1952), "Joga a Chave,...