Herlon Muleke do Banjo
Herlon Muleke do Banjo was born Herlon Nunes Sousa in Salvador, Bahia. He grew up around the rhythms of samba and forró, and learned to play banjo while...
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Herlon Muleke do Banjo was born Herlon Nunes Sousa in Salvador, Bahia. He grew up around the rhythms of samba and forró, and learned to play banjo while listening to artists like Luiz Gonzaga and Jackson do Pandeiro. He started performing at local festivals before recording his first album, "Só Toca o Que Eu Gosto," in 1994.
His song "Bom Dia Amor" came out in 1998 and became his most recognizable track. It's a straightforward romantic tune that caught on widely in Brazil. He followed it with albums like "Sem Limites" in 1997 and a self-titled release in 2006.
In 2010, Herlon had a legal disagreement with a former band member over royalties. He kept recording and playing shows afterward, but that episode lingered for a while. His music stays rooted in the sounds he heard growing up in Bahia, with songs like "Não Adianta Cercar" carrying that same regional feel.
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