Mametto
Mametto came out of Salvador, Brazil, with a sound built on Afro-Bahian rhythms. The band was fronted by vocalists Marceleza and Melly, with Anderson Allef on...
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Mametto came out of Salvador, Brazil, with a sound built on Afro-Bahian rhythms. The band was fronted by vocalists Marceleza and Melly, with Anderson Allef on guitar, Emerson Matos on bass, and Luciano Oliveira on drums. Their 2015 track "Deixa a Gira Girar" became particularly well-known.
Their lyrics often touched on social and political themes, which drew both support and criticism. "Deixa a Gira Girar" was embraced by some as an anthem but also sparked accusations of blasphemy from conservative corners. They released albums like "Axé dos Orixás" in 2013 and "Orixás Pop" in 2018.
Other songs in their catalog include "Estrela Cintilante," "Negra Sedução," and "Tudo Vira Som." The music pulled from traditional Bahian sounds while incorporating contemporary electronic elements.
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