Daniel Poeta
Daniel Poeta is a Brazilian singer and songwriter from Salvador, Bahia, known for his work in axé music. He formed his first band, Sementes do Samba, when he...
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Daniel Poeta is a Brazilian singer and songwriter from Salvador, Bahia, known for his work in axé music. He formed his first band, Sementes do Samba, when he was 16. In 2001, he began a solo career with the album "Deixa Soltar." His 2003 album "Eita Danada" included the title track that became a major hit in Brazil.
The song "Eita Danada" was widely played on radio and became popular at parties and festivals. It helped bring axé music to audiences outside Bahia. Poeta has released other albums like "Eu Moro Lá" in 2004 and "Axé Roots" in 2006. His music often mixes samba, reggae, and funk with axé rhythms.
In 2006, Poeta faced a copyright infringement case over "Eita Danada," though the allegations were later dismissed. He has continued performing with a band of percussionists, guitarists, and vocalists. Other songs of his include "Fiz Besteira" and "Por Você."
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