Tribahia

Tribahia formed in 1997 in Salvador, Brazil, bringing together street musicians and dancers who shared an interest in Afro-Brazilian rhythms and soccer culture. The original lineup included vocalists Carlinhos Brown and Margareth Menezes, percussionist Jorjão, and dancer Léo Santana. Their sound draws from samba, axé, and forro, creating music that feels both rooted in tradition and tied to the energy of the game.

Their most recognizable track is "Brasil, mais um gol!", released in 2002. The song became a kind of unofficial anthem during Brazil's World Cup run that year, its rhythm and lyrics capturing a moment of national celebration. Other songs like "A Galera" and "A tribo" reflect similar themes of community and festivity.

Over time, the group's membership shifted, but their focus on Brazilian rhythms and soccer themes remained. They released several albums including Tribahia in 1998 and Tribahia: Ao Vivo in 2000, with "Brasil, mais um gol!" appearing as a standalone release in 2002. The song's popularity extended beyond Brazil, sometimes adopted by fans in other countries during soccer victories.