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Jampagode
Jampagode formed in Salvador, Bahia in 1985 with Max de Castro on vocals, Elpídio Bastos on drums, Márcio Vitor on percussion, and Luciano Santanna on guitar....
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Jampagode formed in Salvador, Bahia in 1985 with Max de Castro on vocals, Elpídio Bastos on drums, Márcio Vitor on percussion, and Luciano Santanna on guitar. They worked for years before finding wider recognition.
Their 1996 single "Me Perdoa" became a national hit in Brazil. The song's success brought them attention and some criticism about their sound becoming more commercial, but they kept recording.
They released eight studio albums between 1989 and 2008, including titles like "Me Perdoa," "É Pra Valer," and "Deixa Eu Te Amar." The band's music mixed Brazilian rhythms with pop elements.
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