L Mac
L Mac is a musical project from Salvador, Bahia, led by singer-songwriter Lucas Makengo. The group formed in 2007, evolving from an earlier teenage band...
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L Mac is a musical project from Salvador, Bahia, led by singer-songwriter Lucas Makengo. The group formed in 2007, evolving from an earlier teenage band called Os Pretinhos de Ouro. Their sound pulls from the rhythms of Salvador, mixing in elements of Afrobeat, samba, and funk with contemporary pop and electronic touches.
Their 2015 debut album 'Baila Comigo' included the single 'Descolada,' which became a hit in Brazil. The song's upbeat rhythm and themes of self-love connected with listeners. Other tracks like 'Tipo Boss' and 'Sonhos Reais' show their range within this energetic, rhythm-driven style.
L Mac has toured internationally and collaborated with artists including Caetano Veloso and Gilberto Gil. In 2017, they faced criticism over a performance of a traditional African song, which they addressed with an apology. Their music sometimes engages with social issues affecting marginalized communities in Brazil.
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