Banda Aclame
Banda Aclame started in São Paulo around 2003, led by Leandro Almeida. They put out their first album, 'Prostado', in 2006, which helped them get noticed in...
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Banda Aclame started in São Paulo around 2003, led by Leandro Almeida. They put out their first album, 'Prostado', in 2006, which helped them get noticed in Brazil's Christian music circles. Songs like 'Clamo a Ti' and 'Movendo o Impossível' became staples in their setlists.
Their lineup has shifted over time, with Jonathan Dimone on guitar, Bruno Esquinca on bass, and Thiago Costa on drums at one point. They kept recording, with albums like 'Aclame' and 'Deus Está Aqui' following that debut.
In 2015, there was some talk about plagiarism around one of their songs, but the details are murky. They've mostly stuck to their lane, making music that fits in contemporary worship without too much fuss.
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