Grambó
Grambó formed in Salvador, Bahia, and put out their first album in 1987. Their 1990 record was called 'Bom Dia', which became their most recognizable song....
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Grambó formed in Salvador, Bahia, and put out their first album in 1987. Their 1990 record was called 'Bom Dia', which became their most recognizable song. They released several more albums through the 1990s, including 'Samba Reggae Mix' in 1992 and 'Folia de Grambó' in 1994.
Their music mixed samba, axé, and reggae. The band included Luís Caldas on vocals, Carlinhos Brown on percussion, Paulinho Boca de Cantor on vocals and percussion, Magary Lord on bass, and Ramon Cruz on drums. They were known for energetic performances and lyrics that sometimes touched on social issues.
In 1992, their song 'Bom Dia' drew some criticism, with accusations that its lyrics promoted drug use. The band didn't change the song, saying it reflected urban life. They kept recording through the decade, putting out 'Axé Brazil' in 1996 and 'Grambó na África' in 1998.
Another of their songs, 'Cadê', also became popular. Their last album listed in their discography came out in 2000, called 'Millennium'.
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