Juninho K
Juninho K is the stage name of João Francisco dos Santos, a musician from Salvador, Bahia. He started playing the pandeiro, a traditional Brazilian percussion...
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Juninho K is the stage name of João Francisco dos Santos, a musician from Salvador, Bahia. He started playing the pandeiro, a traditional Brazilian percussion instrument, as a teenager. His music pulls from samba but also incorporates other sounds, and he often writes about social themes alongside more personal ones.
His single '2022' became a significant hit for him. Other songs like 'Antes de Tudo' and 'Quarentena' are part of his catalog. He performs with a band that has included vocalists like Márcio Victor and Luciano.
He released an album called 'Juninho K e Quadrilha' in 2013, followed by 'Samba de Verão' in 2015. A more recent single is 'Balanço' from 2023.
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