Bamor
Bamor formed in 2015 as a Brazilian pop duo with Princess and Gaab. Their debut album 'Bomba' came out the following year. They also released 'Nóis Tira Onda'...
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Bamor formed in 2015 as a Brazilian pop duo with Princess and Gaab. Their debut album 'Bomba' came out the following year. They also released 'Nóis Tira Onda' and albums like 'Boom Boom' and 'Bom e Bom Demais'.
Princess's lyrics sometimes addressed female empowerment and social justice, which drew mixed reactions. Their lineup included Tico Santa Cruz on guitar, Marcelinho Da Lua on bass, and Pedro Campelo on drums.
They collaborated with artists like Ivete Sangalo and Carlinhos Brown. Their music blended pop with funk and samba elements, pulling in large crowds at shows. The duo's work found an audience in Brazil and internationally without needing dramatic claims about their impact.
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