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D. Klemilton
D. Klemilton came together in Salvador, Bahia around the mid-2000s. Their music pulls from funk, soul, and reggae, with the song 'Quantas Vezes' becoming a...
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D. Klemilton came together in Salvador, Bahia around the mid-2000s. Their music pulls from funk, soul, and reggae, with the song 'Quantas Vezes' becoming a national hit. The band's lineup has included vocalist Daniela Mercury, guitarist Fábio Lago, bassist Daniel dos Santos, and percussionist Davi Moraes.
Their debut album was also called 'Quantas Vezes,' and they followed it with records like 'Carnaval dos Orixás' and 'Melhor Que Café.' Mercury's advocacy for LGBTQ+ rights has been part of their story, leading to some public friction in the past.
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