RIP. Maybe the most naif member of the legendary Clube da Esquina he helped found, Lô Borges was also the figure responsible for bringing to the movement the heavy dose of easy-listening psychedelia that pushed it over the edge of a musical revolution. He was only a teenager when he wrote some of the best songs of that 1972 record that many consider, to this day, the greatest of Brazilian music: "Um Girassol da Cor do Seu Cabelo," "Trem de Doido," "Trem Azul," "Paisagem da Janela," and more . . .
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