Drigo Santos
Drigo Santos comes from Bahia in northeastern Brazil. He works in piseiro, a regional dance style that gained wider attention through songs like "Piseiro Na...
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Drigo Santos comes from Bahia in northeastern Brazil. He works in piseiro, a regional dance style that gained wider attention through songs like "Piseiro Na Bota." That track became a viral hit around 2018, helping push his music beyond local scenes.
He's recorded as a solo artist but has worked with other musicians, including accordionist Flávio José and singer Xand Avião. Those collaborations brought different textures to his sound without changing its basic piseiro foundation.
In 2018, a video surfaced showing Santos making remarks that were widely criticized as racist. He apologized soon after, saying he regretted what happened and wanted to do better.
His later albums included titles like "Eu Só Quero Ser Feliz" and "O Rei do Piseiro." Another track, "Vida De Solteiro Play," kept to the same upbeat, danceable template that had worked for him before.
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