Banda UltraLeve
Banda UltraLeve formed in Rio de Janeiro in the late 2000s around Alexandre Rocha on vocals and guitar, Rafael Almeida on drums, and Felipe Pacheco on bass....
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Banda UltraLeve formed in Rio de Janeiro in the late 2000s around Alexandre Rocha on vocals and guitar, Rafael Almeida on drums, and Felipe Pacheco on bass. Their song "Dindin dondon" became something of an anthem for them, helping push them to wider attention in Brazil.
They've released several albums, starting with their self-titled debut in 2010 and following with records like "Dindin Dondon" in 2012 and "Vibração" in 2021. The lineup has included João Pires on saxophone and Rodrigo Martins on trombone alongside the core trio.
Their music pulls from samba, funk, rock, and reggae, a mix that drew some criticism from traditionalists but also gave them a distinct sound. Songs like "A Vida Tal Como Ela É" and "Amor de Velha Guarda" show that range, moving between styles without settling into one lane.
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