Renato e Seus Blue Caps

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Renato e Seus Blue Caps
The group in 1966.
Background information
Also known as	Bacaninhas do Rock da Piedade
Origin	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Genres	Rock
Years active	Late 1950s-July 2020

Renato e Seus Blue Caps (also known as Bacaninhas do Rock da Piedade) is a Brazilian rock band formed in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1950s. They are considered^{[by whom?]} one of the most important groups of the Jovem Guarda movement, and they have written many Portuguese language versions of The Beatles' songs.^[1]

The first name was censored on the radio and Jair de Taumaturgo suggested the final name, inspired by Gene Vincent and His Blue Caps.^[2]

Renato Barros died in July 2020.^[3]