Pitok Novo
Pitok Novo formed in Salvador, Bahia in the early 1990s. Their name roughly translates to "new sound," which fit their approach of mixing traditional...
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Pitok Novo formed in Salvador, Bahia in the early 1990s. Their name roughly translates to "new sound," which fit their approach of mixing traditional Brazilian rhythms with contemporary styles. The band included Leonardo Novaes on vocals and guitar, Ramon Almeida on drums, Gilson Chagas on bass, and Marcelo Miranda on percussion.
Their 1992 self-titled debut album featured "Dança do Canguru," which became a national hit in Brazil. The song's playful rhythm and lyrics connected with audiences, helping establish the band's presence during that period.
They released several more albums in the mid-1990s, including "Pra Gente Dançar" and "Na Boca do Povo." Their music drew from axé, samba, and other Brazilian styles without settling into just one tradition.
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