SAGA HC
Saga HC formed in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1990s around brothers Marcos and Ricardo Barreto, with percussionist Bruno Pacheco and bassist Rodrigo Santos....
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Saga HC formed in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1990s around brothers Marcos and Ricardo Barreto, with percussionist Bruno Pacheco and bassist Rodrigo Santos. Their name comes from Macumba, an Afro-Brazilian spiritual ritual, and that rhythm became central to their sound.
In 2006, they released the single "Macumba," which caught attention with its blend of traditional percussion and contemporary elements.
They followed with albums like Sons of Time in 2009, continuing to work with Afro-Brazilian rhythms while incorporating touches from jazz and funk. Other tracks like "A Mesma Ladainha" and "Como Uma Bomba" show their range within that framework, from hypnotic grooves to more urgent, percussive statements.
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