A São Paulo band blending samba rhythms with rock energy and electronic touches since 2005.
For a good sense of their sound, start with 'Anzol' or 'Este Macau Que Não Dorme'. Both tracks show how the samba, rock, and electronic pieces fit together.
They've carved out a space where traditional Brazilian samba meets contemporary rock and electronic textures, all while keeping lyrics grounded in social observation. Songs like 'Anzol' and 'Este Macau Que Não Dorme' show how those elements can coexist without feeling forced. Their 2018 album 'O Som do Samba' was explicitly framed as a tribute to those roots.
Formed in Brazil in 2005, they released their debut album 'Anzol' in 2008. Later records like 'Beco da Alma' and 'Vida de Artista' continued exploring that samba-rock blend, with the 2018 album focusing specifically on traditional rhythms.
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