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Pelé Rasta
Pelé Rasta formed in 1996 with four members: Alexandre "Pelé" Nunes on vocals, Alexandre "Bob" Pereira on bass, Jorge "Jorginho" Souza on guitar, and Luis...
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Pelé Rasta formed in 1996 with four members: Alexandre "Pelé" Nunes on vocals, Alexandre "Bob" Pereira on bass, Jorge "Jorginho" Souza on guitar, and Luis "Luizão" Santana on drums. They're a Brazilian reggae group whose music often touches on spiritual and social themes.
Their 2002 album "Paz de Jah" gave them their breakthrough, with the title track becoming their most recognizable song. That track, "Paz de Jah," is a straightforward call for peace and unity that connected with listeners.
They've released several albums since, including "Pra Valer" in 2004, "Live in Jamaica" in 2006, "Jah Rastafari" in 2010, "Pelo Mundo" in 2014, and "Fé" in 2019.
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