Banda Sem Ranso
Banda Sem Ranso came together in Salvador, Bahia. Their song 'Se Sacode' caught on locally and eventually reached a wider audience. The track became something...
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Banda Sem Ranso came together in Salvador, Bahia. Their song 'Se Sacode' caught on locally and eventually reached a wider audience. The track became something people recognized, even if they didn't know much else about the band.
Their lyrics sometimes touched on social or political topics, which drew attention. The band released albums like 'Tá No Grau,' 'Estação Derê,' and 'Salve Mãe.' Their sound pulls from funk and samba, staying close to the street music traditions of Bahia.
Core members include Tony Salles on vocals, Biel Macedo on guitar, Piu Moreira on bass, Jhonatas Pérola Negra on drums, and Cléisson Mota on percussion. They built a following in Brazil with music that felt grounded in their city's rhythms.
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