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Mestre Fuba
Mestre Fuba formed in São Paulo in 1997. Their song "Porta do Sol" became widely known, touching on themes of love and time passing. Another track, "Hino das...
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Mestre Fuba formed in São Paulo in 1997. Their song "Porta do Sol" became widely known, touching on themes of love and time passing. Another track, "Hino das Muriçocas," also appears in their catalog.
The band's sound pulls from various Brazilian styles like samba, funk, reggae, and MPB. Marcelo Jenkins handles vocals and guitar, with Rodrigo Santos on percussion, Thiago Dias on bass, and João Paulo on keyboards. They've worked with artists including Gilberto Gil, Caetano Veloso, and Zeca Pagodinho.
Their first album, also called "Porta do Sol," came out in 1999. Later records include "Água na Boca" from 2002, "Quebrada" from 2006, and "Sobre o Samba" from 2012. In 2010, Jenkins had some legal issues related to drug possession.
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