A Bahian group that blends samba with pop and electronic touches, known for tracks like 'Swing Sangue Bom'.
For a quick sense of their thing, try 'Swing Sangue Bom' or 'Malandrinha'. They're straightforward, danceable tracks that show how they handle samba with those pop touches.
Harmonia do Samba came out of Salvador in the early 2000s with a sound that felt both rooted and modern. Their 2006 song 'Desafio' got some pushback from conservative groups, which they shrugged off as just humor. You can hear their approach on songs like 'Swing Sangue Bom' and 'Malandrinha', it's samba, but with a pop sheen and electronic bits that keep it moving.
They formed in Salvador around 2000 with Xanddy on vocals, Caramelo on backing vocals, Bimba on guitar, and Ed City on keyboards. Albums like 'Harmonia do Samba' in 2004 and 'Nação Regueira' in 2005 built their local presence, and they've played Festival de Verão and Carnaval de Salvador since.
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