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Banda da PM/PA
Banda da PM/PA formed in the early 1980s from musicians within the military police force of Pará state in Brazil. They started playing Brazilian popular music...
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Banda da PM/PA formed in the early 1980s from musicians within the military police force of Pará state in Brazil. They started playing Brazilian popular music despite some initial resistance to the idea of police officers forming a band.
Their song "Não Fale Sem Conhecer" became widely known in Brazil. Captain PM Barros has been the band's vocalist and songwriter since the beginning, with other members coming and going over time.
Some critics have said their music glorifies police violence, while the band has argued it reflects urban life's complexities. They've released several albums and performed for large crowds who dance to their rhythms.
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