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Banda DaHu
Banda DaHu formed in Salvador, Bahia in the early 1990s around vocalist Tiago Araripe and bassist Durval Lelys. They played a mix of rock, reggae, and local...
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Banda DaHu formed in Salvador, Bahia in the early 1990s around vocalist Tiago Araripe and bassist Durval Lelys. They played a mix of rock, reggae, and local rhythms in bars and clubs before touring more widely.
Their song "Vinho Tinto" came out in 1999 and became widely known in Brazil. The track's lyrics about red wine drew some criticism while finding an audience. Another song, "Viralizou," appears in their catalog.
They've been described as playing reggae, axé, rock, and pop with lyrics that touch on love and social themes. The band's performances and writing have occasionally sparked debate.
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