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Sangre
Sangre was a Brazilian band from Rio de Janeiro that blended samba, funk, and soul. Their song "Pode Ser Realidade" became something of an anthem for social...
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Sangre was a Brazilian band from Rio de Janeiro that blended samba, funk, and soul. Their song "Pode Ser Realidade" became something of an anthem for social justice at the time.
Their debut album "Sangre Bom" came out in 1978, followed by records like "Beleza Tropical" in 1980 and "O Bloco do Prazer" in 1982. The band's outspoken stance led to some censorship and threats from authorities, but they kept making music that resonated with Brazilian audiences.
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