Ramon & Ranieri
Ramon & Ranieri are a Brazilian duo from Salvador, Bahia. They started performing together in the early 2000s, playing at local bars and festivals around...
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Ramon & Ranieri are a Brazilian duo from Salvador, Bahia. They started performing together in the early 2000s, playing at local bars and festivals around their hometown. Their song "Bailão De Arrasta Pé" became particularly popular for its danceable rhythm.
Their music often features romantic lyrics set to upbeat Brazilian rhythms. Another track, "Não Me Deixe," shows their approach to melodic pop with a regional feel. They've released albums including "Só Pra Contrariar" and "Nosso Jeito."
At one point they faced plagiarism accusations that created some legal challenges, but they continued performing and recording. Their sound stays grounded in the musical traditions of Bahia while working within contemporary Brazilian pop formats.
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