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Grupo Adobalêh
Grupo Adobalêh formed in Salvador, Brazil in the late 1990s, a collective of musicians drawn to Afro-Brazilian rhythms. They had a hard time finding their...
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Grupo Adobalêh formed in Salvador, Brazil in the late 1990s, a collective of musicians drawn to Afro-Brazilian rhythms. They had a hard time finding their footing at first, playing small gigs around the city while working on their sound.
Their single "É Hoje" came out in 2002 and caught on quickly. The song's mix of samba, reggae, and hip-hop gave them a clearer direction, and it became a hit in Brazil. They followed it with albums like "Adobalêh" in 2003 and "Samba & Reggae" in 2006.
The band's lineup has included Ninha on vocals, Gigi on bass, Paulinho on drums, Serginho on percussion, and Marcio on guitar. Their music sometimes touched on social issues, which led to some pushback in Brazil, but they kept playing and recording into the 2010s.
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