Entrenós
Entrenós started in Salvador, Brazil, with Leo Santana, Léo Madein, and Kiko (Kleyton Kafé) playing together. Their song 'Gatinha' caught on in 2016, becoming...
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Entrenós started in Salvador, Brazil, with Leo Santana, Léo Madein, and Kiko (Kleyton Kafé) playing together. Their song 'Gatinha' caught on in 2016, becoming a hit that got them noticed beyond their local scene.
They followed that with other tracks like 'Ella' and 'Alguien debe perdonar,' working in a mix of axé, pagode, and funk rhythms. The band's sound leaned into danceable grooves and straightforward lyrics, which connected with listeners looking for something upbeat.
Their live shows had a reputation for being energetic, sometimes drawing attention for being provocative. They kept recording through the late 2010s, adding songs like 'Brindare En Tu Nombre' and 'Cosas Imposibles' to their setlists.
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