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Banda Gênero
Banda Gênero formed in São Paulo in the early 2000s, with Anderson Souza on vocals and guitar. Their sound mixed sertanejo and samba, and they found an...
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Banda Gênero formed in São Paulo in the early 2000s, with Anderson Souza on vocals and guitar. Their sound mixed sertanejo and samba, and they found an audience with songs like "Cada Passo." The band released albums including "Passo a Passo" in 2004 and "Cada Passo" in 2006.
Souza sometimes wrote about social and political matters, which stirred some attention. Other members have included Ricardo Oliveira on guitar, Pedro Lucas on bass, and Danilo Santos on drums. They put out records through 2012 with "O Som do Amor."
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