Rasta Vaqueiro
Rasta Vaqueiro formed in São Paulo in 2003, bringing together vocalist Paulinho Black from Salvador and guitarist Daniel Santana from Minas Gerais. Their...
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Rasta Vaqueiro formed in São Paulo in 2003, bringing together vocalist Paulinho Black from Salvador and guitarist Daniel Santana from Minas Gerais. Their sound mixed reggae with sertanejo, which wasn't common at the time. The band's breakout came with the ballad "Você Partiu," a song that connected with listeners through its straightforward emotional delivery.
In 2013, Paulinho Black left the group, and Daniel Santana took over as lead vocalist. The band kept recording, putting out albums like "Rasta Vaqueiro" in 2009 and "Frente a Frente" in 2016. Other songs like "Coração Cansado" and "Karine" followed a similar pattern of heartfelt, unadorned storytelling set to their hybrid rhythm section.
They've maintained a steady presence without much fanfare, playing live shows and releasing material like the 2018 album "15 Anos." The current lineup includes Daniel Santana on vocals and guitar, Juninho Santana on bass, and Ca.
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