Capote
Capote is a Brazilian band that formed in Salvador, Bahia, with vocalist Max de Castro at its center. Their debut album 'Capoetagem' came out in 2015 and...
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Capote is a Brazilian band that formed in Salvador, Bahia, with vocalist Max de Castro at its center. Their debut album 'Capoetagem' came out in 2015 and included the track 'Jogo Duro,' which became widely known. The song's rhythm and lyrics connected with listeners, though it also brought accusations of plagiarism from another artist, which the band denied.
They followed with 'Capoetagem II' in 2018 and a self-titled album in 2022. The group has included members like Ricardo Oliveira on bass, Anderson Oliveira on keyboards, and Marcelo Costa on drums. Another song of theirs, 'Mais Além,' appears among their top tracks.
Their music draws from the Afro-Brazilian heritage of Salvador, but the specifics of their sound and the controversies around 'Jogo Duro' have shaped how people talk about them. They've kept recording and performing through lineup changes and disputes over originality.
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