Grupo Ksb
Grupo KSB formed in 1997 in Salvador, Bahia, with Sergio Assad on vocals, Beto Jamaica on guitar, and Jonga Cunha on drums. They started playing a mix of...
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Grupo KSB formed in 1997 in Salvador, Bahia, with Sergio Assad on vocals, Beto Jamaica on guitar, and Jonga Cunha on drums. They started playing a mix of local rhythms like samba and axé with pop elements, which drew some early skepticism from traditionalists but found an audience anyway.
Their second album, "Carnaval ao Reveillon," gave them a wider reach with its title track. The record blended Bahian grooves with accessible melodies, setting a pattern for their work over the next couple of decades.
They kept recording through the 2000s and 2010s, putting out albums like "Balança Geral" and "Muito Mais" that stayed close to their upbeat, carnival-ready sound. The music often carried light social themes, but mostly it was built for dancing.
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