He formed the band Mestre in the late 1990s, blending Bahian rhythms like samba and axé.
For a quick sense of his style, try 'Tá Chorando Por Quê?' or 'Pão da Vida'. They're straightforward, rhythmic tracks that feel like a sunny day in Bahia.
Mestre's debut album in 2001 had a title track that became widely popular in Brazil. Songs like 'Tá Chorando Por Quê?' and 'Pão da Vida' show his knack for catchy, rhythm-driven tunes. He's worked with artists like Gabi Oliveira and Josy Bonfim, keeping his sound rooted in Salvador's musical traditions.
He started Mestre in the late 1990s, with a lineup that included Saulo Fernandes on vocals. The band put out albums through the 2000s, including 'Baiana' in 2003 and 'O Samba É Mestre' in 2007.
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