Banda 100 nome
Banda 100 Nome formed in 2004 in Uruguaiana, Rio Grande do Sul. The original lineup included vocalist and guitarist Alexandre Luiz, accordionist Fernando...
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Banda 100 Nome formed in 2004 in Uruguaiana, Rio Grande do Sul. The original lineup included vocalist and guitarist Alexandre Luiz, accordionist Fernando Pereira Neto, and percussionist Gilmar dos Santos. They started playing local bars and rehearsing in a garage, working through the usual financial struggles of a new band.
In 2009, their song "Primeiro Passo" caught on and became a viral hit in Brazil. The track's straightforward melody and direct lyrics connected with listeners, giving the band its first real national attention.
Their energetic live shows and sometimes provocative material drew criticism from some quarters, while others appreciated the directness. The band kept recording and performing through it all.
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