Som Da Cor
Som Da Cor formed in Salvador, Bahia in 1996 with vocalists Léo Santana, Jhonatan Almeida, and Marcos Moraes alongside musicians Lazinho, Manno Góes, and Neto...
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Som Da Cor formed in Salvador, Bahia in 1996 with vocalists Léo Santana, Jhonatan Almeida, and Marcos Moraes alongside musicians Lazinho, Manno Góes, and Neto Bala. They worked with Brazilian rhythms and contemporary pop, releasing albums like their self-titled debut in 1996, 'Pra Te Ver Feliz' in 1998, and 'Sol da Bahia' in 2001.
Their 2001 song 'Preço da Paixão' became their most recognizable track, with lyrics about love's complexities that connected with listeners. Other songs like 'Falar De Amor É Fácil' and 'Pagode Do Sul' showed their range within Brazilian popular music.
Some found their stage performances and lyrics provocative, which drew criticism during their active years. They kept performing and recording despite this, maintaining a following in Brazil through the early 2000s.
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