BDON
BDON formed in São Paulo in 2003, originally as an acronym for Banda De Oração (Band of Prayer). The group's music mixed gospel with hip-hop and pop, with...
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BDON formed in São Paulo in 2003, originally as an acronym for Banda De Oração (Band of Prayer). The group's music mixed gospel with hip-hop and pop, with songs like 'Aprendi Com Você' and 'Malandragem' showing their approach. They released six studio albums between 2004 and 2019, starting with their self-titled debut and including 'Nação Hip Hop' and 'Identidade'.
The band's lyrics sometimes addressed social and religious topics, which led to criticism from some religious groups. In 2010, a religious leader filed a lawsuit over a song he claimed defamed his faith. BDON's core lineup included Guto Oliveira on vocals, Mateus Oliveira on guitar, João Paulo Oliveira on bass, and Everton Santos on drums.
Their work featured guest appearances from artists like Emicida and Mano Brown. The song 'Banca' appeared among their popular tracks. The group maintained that music could serve as a platform for commentary despite the controversies around some of their material.
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