Banda Sem Limite
Banda Sem Limite formed in the early 1980s in Salvador, Bahia, as a group of musicians drawn to samba-reggae. They worked through some lean years before...
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Banda Sem Limite formed in the early 1980s in Salvador, Bahia, as a group of musicians drawn to samba-reggae. They worked through some lean years before finding their footing. Their 1993 album "Marinheiro Seu" gave them a national hit with the title track, a song about everyday struggles that connected with listeners.
Their lineup has stayed fairly consistent over time, with Beto Jamaica on vocals and songwriting, Guga de Oliveira on drums, Reinaldo Moura on bass, Vadinho on keyboards, and Udi Santos rounding out the group. They followed "Marinheiro Seu" with albums like "Meu Recanto" in 1996 and "É o Tchan" in 1998, and another song, "Olho no Olho," also became one of their better-known tracks.
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