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Tchakabum
Tchakabum formed in 1998 in Salvador, Bahia, with Carlinhos Brown on lead vocals and percussion. Their sound mixed Afro-Brazilian rhythms with reggae and...
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Abraçadinho
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Avião
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Bomba
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Buzum
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Calhambequi
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Catuca
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Chupeta De Trem
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Cidinha
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Coladinho
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Dança Da Maozinha
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De Balão
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Desce, Sobe
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Duduca
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Eu Vou Pro Lado
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Flutua
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Juju
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Tchakabum formed in 1998 in Salvador, Bahia, with Carlinhos Brown on lead vocals and percussion. Their sound mixed Afro-Brazilian rhythms with reggae and electronic touches. The song "Tesouro do Pirata (Onda Onda)" became a hit, pulling them into wider recognition.
They released albums like Tchakabum in 1999 and Bahia de Todos os Sons in 2000. Other tracks such as "Dança Da Maozinha" and "Explosão" kept their rhythm-heavy approach in play. The group included Margareth Menezes and Tonho Matéria on vocals, with Edil Pacheco on bass and Marcelo Costa on drums.
Their music drew some accusations of plagiarism and over-commercialization, though they kept working. Later albums included Nação Regueira in 2002 and Bem Brasileiro in 2004. Songs like "Bomba" and "Avião" continued their upbeat, percussive style.
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