Cachumba
Cachumba formed in 1995 in Salvador, Bahia, with vocalist Tico Santa Cruz, bassist Braulio Tavares, and drummer Alan Miranda. Their song 'Nada Hará Cambiar Mi...
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Cachumba formed in 1995 in Salvador, Bahia, with vocalist Tico Santa Cruz, bassist Braulio Tavares, and drummer Alan Miranda. Their song 'Nada Hará Cambiar Mi Amor Por Ti' became their signature track, though some listeners noted its similarity to George Benson's 'Nothing's Gonna Change My Love for You.' The band maintained they hadn't heard Benson's version.
Tico Santa Cruz's lyrics sometimes addressed political themes, which drew criticism from some quarters. The group released five studio albums, including their self-titled debut that featured 'Nada Hará Cambiar Mi Amor Por Ti.' Other songs in their catalog include 'Camino Hacia El Altar,' 'Dos Locos Para El Amor,' and 'Ya Basta.'
Their lineup expanded to include guitarist Diego França and keyboardist Fernando Cedraz alongside the original three members. The music incorporated rock and reggae elements, along with touches of pop and Afro-Brazilian rhythms.
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