A Brazilian group that mixed samba with rock and pop, anchored by Flávio Henrique's vocals.
For a good sense of their vibe, try "Balada do Vadio" or the later track "Pra Frente." They both have that easygoing samba feel with just enough modern bounce.
They came out of São Paulo in the mid-1990s with a sound that kept samba but felt contemporary. The 2009 viral hit "Tira Essa Mão Daí" showed how their catchy melodies and relatable lyrics could connect across Brazil. Songs like "Balada do Vadio" and "Planos Pra Curtir" from their first album established that mix of tradition and pop energy.
They formed around vocalist Flávio Henrique with guitarist Leandro Ferreira, bassist Anderson Silva, and drummer Ricardo Mariz. Their first album arrived in 2003, followed by releases like "Nosso Samba" in 2007 and "Samba de Verão" in 2010. The sound stayed rooted in samba while picking up rock and pop touches along the way.
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