Banda 1001
Banda 1001 came out of Salvador, Bahia in the early 2000s. Their sound worked with axé music, which pulls from traditional Brazilian rhythms. The song...
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Banda 1001 came out of Salvador, Bahia in the early 2000s. Their sound worked with axé music, which pulls from traditional Brazilian rhythms. The song "Mestres do Amor" got attention for how it handled relationships. The band's lyrics sometimes touched on social questions, which brought them both listeners and some pushback. They kept recording through various lineup changes and other challenges, with Bel Marques as the lead singer.
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