Timbó
Timbó is a Brazilian band led by vocalist Marcelo Bonfá, who was previously a percussionist for Legião Urbana. They started in the early 2000s, with Bonfá...
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Timbó is a Brazilian band led by vocalist Marcelo Bonfá, who was previously a percussionist for Legião Urbana. They started in the early 2000s, with Bonfá writing songs that became the foundation of the group.
Their song 'Quero mergulhar nas profundesas' sparked debate in Brazil, with some critics accusing it of promoting drug use while fans saw it as a reflection on life's complexities. Other songs like 'Doce Presença' and 'Lançai As Redes' show their range.
Musically, they've drawn from Brazilian folk and samba alongside electronic and psychedelic sounds, creating something that doesn't fit neatly into categories. They built their following through small venue performances rather than chasing commercial trends.
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