A Rio trio that turned childhood friendship into a dance-floor staple across Brazil.
For their sound, 'Só Curtição' is the obvious place to start. 'Equação do Amor' holds up as a sweaty, classic party track too.
Their debut single 'Só Curtição' hit in 2001 and became an instant anthem, blending Bahian axé with funk carioca rhythms in a way that felt fresh for the era. Songs like 'Equação do Amor' and 'Vem pro meu Mundo' kept that energy going, making them a fixture at carnival parties and dance clubs. Even after lead singer Saulo Bernard left in 2010, they adapted with André Filipe and kept releasing albums like 'O Baile' and 'Na Batida do Samba'.
They started as three friends in Rio in the mid-1990s, dropping 'Só Curtição' in 2001. The lineup shifted when Saulo Bernard went solo a decade later, but they kept touring and putting out records through the 2010s. These days it's Bernardo Vilhena and André Filipe on vocals, with Rafael Castro still on drums.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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