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Afrotime
Afrotime formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1998. Their sound pulls from Afrobeat and Brazilian rhythms like samba, with songs that often touch on love and social...
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Afrotime formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1998. Their sound pulls from Afrobeat and Brazilian rhythms like samba, with songs that often touch on love and social themes. The track "É Você" became particularly well-known.
The band's lineup included Marcos Valle on guitar and vocals, Felipe Pacheco on bass, Chico Pinheiro on drums, and Juliana Ribeiro as a vocalist. Their music sometimes drew attention for its political content, which sparked debate among listeners and critics. Another song, "Poder Fatal," appears among their more recognized work.
They recorded and performed for a number of years, building a catalog that blended these various influences into a danceable, rhythmic style.
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