Banda Ritmia
Banda Ritmia formed in Salvador, Bahia in 1990, with Fabiano Costa as their vocalist. They started playing in local bars and street performances before...
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Banda Ritmia formed in Salvador, Bahia in 1990, with Fabiano Costa as their vocalist. They started playing in local bars and street performances before releasing their debut album "Ritmia Tropical" in 1995. Their 2001 album "Amor de Carnaval" became an instant classic, with the title track becoming one of their most recognizable songs.
The band's lineup has included percussionists Marcelinho Costa and Edinho Matos, guitarist Alexandre Ribeiro, and keyboardist Felipe Azevedo alongside Fabiano Costa. In 2015, they faced plagiarism accusations that they denied, though the incident affected their reputation.
Their music blends samba, axé, and funk rhythms that have been featured in television shows, commercials, and sporting events. They've toured extensively in Brazil and internationally, though their catalog remains centered around that 2001 album that gave them their breakthrough.
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