Xamegão do Arrocha
Xamegão do Arrocha came together in Salvador, Brazil, in the early 2000s. They were friends who played arrocha music, a style known for romantic lyrics and...
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Xamegão do Arrocha came together in Salvador, Brazil, in the early 2000s. They were friends who played arrocha music, a style known for romantic lyrics and strong rhythms. Their song 'Som do Solinho' came out in 2004 and became popular across Brazil, helping establish them as a notable arrocha band.
The original members included Abraão on vocals, Valdson on guitar, Márcio on bass, and Dió on drums. The lineup has changed some since then, but that core group was there at the start. In 2008, Abraão had a serious illness that required hospitalization and caused him to miss shows, though the band kept going.
Some critics have said their lyrics promote questionable attitudes, but their fans have pushed back on that. They won the Prêmio Multishow for Best Arrocha Band in 2007. Their albums include Som do Solinho from 2004 and others that followed.
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