Sou Natanel
Sou Natanel is a band from Salvador, Bahia, formed in 2015 by brothers Jean and Renan Natanel. They started making music in their neighborhood, working...
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Sou Natanel is a band from Salvador, Bahia, formed in 2015 by brothers Jean and Renan Natanel. They started making music in their neighborhood, working through financial limitations and producing their own material when labels weren't interested. Their debut album 'Tempo de Mudar' came out in 2017.
The song 'Volte Pra Mim' from that album became their breakthrough track, gathering millions of streams and bringing them wider attention. The band's sound mixes pop, reggae, and Brazilian rhythms, with lyrics that often touch on love and longing. They've released two more albums since then: 'Nossa História' in 2019 and 'De Volta ao Começo' in 2022.
Alongside the Natanel brothers, the group includes Danilo Moreno on bass and Ícaro Lima on drums. Their music has found an audience in Brazil, particularly among younger listeners in Salvador who connect with their straightforward approach to making songs.
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