Teksaw
Teksaw came out of Salvador, Bahia, playing a kind of Axé music that got people moving. Their song "Joga a Calcinha Lá Em Cima" became a huge hit, though its...
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Teksaw came out of Salvador, Bahia, playing a kind of Axé music that got people moving. Their song "Joga a Calcinha Lá Em Cima" became a huge hit, though its title and lyrics stirred up some debate. The band had Eric Talles on vocals, Rodrigo Luz on percussion, Gabriel Rocha on guitar, Gilberto Monteiro on bass, and João Neto on keyboards.
They released their first album in 2002, followed by others like "Axé Music" in 2004 and "Nação Axé" in 2006. Tracks like "Batuku No Chão" and "É Fogo" kept their sound in the mix of Brazilian pop and festival music. The group's material often leaned into the playful, sensual side of Bahian culture, which wasn't to everyone's taste but found a wide audience.
By the late 2000s, they had put out albums like "Quente" and "Na Vibe," blending Axé rhythms with electronic touches. Their music was built for crowds, straightforward and rhythmic, with a focus on celebration rather than subtlety. They were a fixture in a certain scene for a while, known for songs that worked well at parties.
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