Banda 5 minutos
Banda 5 Minutos formed in Salvador, Bahia in 1998. They signed with the RGE label and released their debut album 'Quem Não Arrisca Não Petisca' in 2000. The...
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Banda 5 Minutos formed in Salvador, Bahia in 1998. They signed with the RGE label and released their debut album 'Quem Não Arrisca Não Petisca' in 2000. The song 'Eu Vou Te Fazer Feliz' from that album became their breakthrough hit.
Their music often mixed romantic themes with social commentary, touching on poverty and inequality alongside love songs. They followed up with albums like 'Tá no Coração' in 2003 and 'Porto Seguro' in 2005. Other tracks like 'Novo Herói' and 'Dias Atrás' also found an audience.
The band's lineup has included Ricardo Chagas on vocals, Fábio Lima on bass, Robinho on drums, Carlinhos Brown Jr. on guitar, and Leo Scornavacca on accordion.
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