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Banda Pirilampo
Banda Pirilampo started playing samba in Rio de Janeiro around 1996. They worked on their sound through street performances before things took off a decade...
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Banda Pirilampo started playing samba in Rio de Janeiro around 1996. They worked on their sound through street performances before things took off a decade later.
In 2006, their single "Sentadinha" became a breakout hit. The song's mix of samba and pop rhythms caught on at Brazilian festivals and dance halls, giving the band wider recognition.
They've released several albums over time, including "Pirilampo" in 1999, "Samba Pra Todo Mundo" in 2006, and "Pra Cima" in 2015. The group has included members like Ana Clara on vocals, Bruno Bruno on guitar, and Diogo Vianna.
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