Tenison Del Rey formed in Salvador, Brazil, in 1999, starting with musicians Lázaro Ramos and Fábio Trummer. Their debut album 'Peraí' came out in 2004, featuring the title track that became a hit. The band's sound mixed samba-reggae with funk and rock elements.
They released several albums over time, including 'Baião de Dois' in 2008 and 'O Samba É Nosso' in 2012. Songs like 'Faca de Dois Gumes' and 'Vamo Embolando' show their rhythmic approach. The core lineup included Ramos on vocals and guitar, Trummer on bass, and Márcio Mello on percussion.
In 2015, remarks made during a festival performance drew criticism and led to temporary venue bans. They collaborated with artists including Seu Jorge and Carlinhos Brown.
Their 2018 album 'Samba-Reggae' continued their exploration of Brazilian rhythms. The band's music often addressed social themes, though specific claims about their impact or legacy should be taken cautiously given the promotional tone of some source material.
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