Banda Milennium
Banda Milennium formed in Salvador, Bahia around 2002, playing local bars and festivals in their early years. Their 2008 album 'Amor Sem Fim' included the...
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Banda Milennium formed in Salvador, Bahia around 2002, playing local bars and festivals in their early years. Their 2008 album 'Amor Sem Fim' included the song 'Cor de Caramelo,' which became a major hit in Brazil. The track's themes of racial equality and acceptance connected with listeners, though some critics questioned the band's motivations.
Their music blends axé, samba, and pop elements, with other notable songs including 'Suga Meu Mel,' 'Me Chamavam Louca,' and 'Sabor de Morango.' The band has worked with artists like Ivete Sangalo and Gilberto Gil over time. Members have included Marcus Menna on vocals and songwriting, Samy William on percussion, Léo Santana as vocalist, Gustavo Telles on guitar, and Mateus Leão on drums.
They've released several albums since their 2005 debut 'Sentimento Bom,' including 'Tudo de Bom' in 2010, 'Milennium' in 2013, and a 2015 album also titled 'Cor de Caramelo.' Their lineup has changed at points, but they've maintained a presence in Brazilian music with their upbeat, socially conscious pop sound.
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