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Leandro Luther Fullmaça
Leandro Luther Fullmaça came from Salvador, Bahia. He put out 'Estilosa' in 1975, a single that mixed samba with funk and soul. It caught on locally and...
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Leandro Luther Fullmaça came from Salvador, Bahia. He put out 'Estilosa' in 1975, a single that mixed samba with funk and soul. It caught on locally and became his most remembered track.
He kept recording through the late 1970s and early 1980s, with albums like 'Bahia de Todos os Sambas' in 1977 and a self-titled one in 1981. The sound on those records moved between Brazilian rhythms and other styles like funk and R&B.
In the 1980s, there were some public issues around drug accusations that affected his career.
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