Banda Axé Brasil
Banda Axé Brasil came together in Salvador, Bahia, with vocalists Rick Veloso, Fábio Ribeiro, and Serginho, plus guitarists Cuper and Ricardo and bassist...
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Banda Axé Brasil came together in Salvador, Bahia, with vocalists Rick Veloso, Fábio Ribeiro, and Serginho, plus guitarists Cuper and Ricardo and bassist Paulinho. Their debut album, 'Banda Axé Brasil Volume 1,' included the track 'Vermelho,' which became their most recognizable song.
They followed up with albums like 'Festa no Ar Condicionado' and 'Brincadeira de Criança,' mixing axé with samba and pop. Other songs in their catalog include 'Minha Jóia Rara,' 'Chega de Sofrer,' 'Corpo e Alma,' and 'História do Peru.'
The group went through lineup changes over time, but kept playing. Their music stayed popular in Brazil's dance scene, built around that steady axé rhythm.
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