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Banda Açaí Pimenta
Banda Açaí Pimenta formed in Fortaleza, Brazil in 2002. Their name comes from the Amazonian fruit açaí and the spice pimenta, which gives a sense of their...
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7 Vidas
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Alina
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Amor Bandido
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Amor Pra Vida Inteira
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Amor de Contrabando
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Anjo Bom
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Beautiful Boy
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Como Vou Ficar
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Declaração
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Falando Com a Lua
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História Real
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Novo Vetron
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Não Tente Me Impedir
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Parapapa do Pop
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Se Eu Fosse Um Garoto
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Vem Pro Águia Meu Bem
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Banda Açaí Pimenta formed in Fortaleza, Brazil in 2002. Their name comes from the Amazonian fruit açaí and the spice pimenta, which gives a sense of their approach to Brazilian rhythms. The group included Igor Açaí on vocals, Pedro Pimenta on guitar, João Cajú on bass, and Lucas Maracujá on drums.
Their 2007 debut album "Falando Com a Lua" featured the title track that became their breakthrough song. They followed it with albums like "Ritmo da Lua" in 2010, "Samba no Pé" in 2013, and "Axé da Alegria" in 2016. Other songs in their catalog include "Beautiful Boy," "7 Vidas," "Declaração," and "Alina."
Their music works with Brazilian styles like samba, axé, and forró. They built a following through live performances and online videos before the debut album arrived.
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