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Banda Acesso Absoluto
Banda Acesso Absoluto formed in São Paulo in 2000 with Daniel Saboia on vocals, Marcos Oliveira on bass, André Rodrigues on drums, and Rodrigo Santos on...
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Banda Acesso Absoluto formed in São Paulo in 2000 with Daniel Saboia on vocals, Marcos Oliveira on bass, André Rodrigues on drums, and Rodrigo Santos on guitar. They started playing local venues, mixing Brazilian rhythms with pop and rock.
Their song "A Fila" became their most recognizable track. They released albums including "Acesso Absoluto" in 2002, "Som na Veia" in 2004, and "A Fila" in 2010.
Some critics questioned their genre blending, and they faced plagiarism accusations at one point.
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