As Panteras
As Panteras were an all-female band from the Amazon region of Brazil, formed in 1997 by four sisters named Dena, Gena, Lina, and Regina. Their music drew from...
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As Panteras were an all-female band from the Amazon region of Brazil, formed in 1997 by four sisters named Dena, Gena, Lina, and Regina. Their music drew from Amazonian folk traditions while incorporating pop, reggae, and electronic elements. The song "Calcinhas" became their breakout hit, though its title, which translates to "Panties", led to radio bans in some places.
They released albums like "As Panteras" in 1999, "Amazonian Heat" in 2002, "Liberdade" in 2005, and "Virada" in 2008. Other tracks in their catalog include "Descontroladas," "Não Consigo Te Esquecer," "Nunca Mais," and "Tira a Camisa." The sisters handled vocals and instruments themselves, with Dena on bass, Gena on guitar, Lina on drums, and Regina on percussion.
Their work connected with listeners in Brazil who responded to both their sound and their messages.
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