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Banda Som da América
Banda Som da América formed in Rio de Janeiro during the mid-1990s with vocalist Edilson Oliveira, bassist Nei Souza, drummer Zé Paulo, guitarist Fred...
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Banda Som da América formed in Rio de Janeiro during the mid-1990s with vocalist Edilson Oliveira, bassist Nei Souza, drummer Zé Paulo, guitarist Fred Pereira, and keyboardist Nando Boi. They spent their early years playing small venues while dealing with financial limitations.
Their 2001 debut album "Som da América" included the song "Me Ame Sem Medo," which became their breakthrough hit. The track's message about love and self-acceptance connected with listeners, though some critics questioned the band's lyrical content.
They followed with another popular song called "Coração Largado." The group continued performing and recording, maintaining a presence in Brazilian music without much fanfare about their later activities.
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