A Salvador band mixing raw rhythms with rock and pop touches since 2013.
For a quick sense of their sound, try 'Não Abala' or 'Deixa Rolar'. Both have that mix of rhythm and straightforward delivery they do well.
Xê Casanova's music pulls from deep Afro-Brazilian roots, giving songs like 'Não Abala' a grounded, rhythmic pulse. Their lyrics often speak to social realities in Brazil, which feels direct and lived-in. It's not flashy pop, just steady, honest work from Bahia.
They started in Salvador around 2013, with Xê Casanova and guitarist Iura Rabelo at the core. A self-titled debut had a raw edge, and later tracks like 'Esperando o Amanhã' and the album 'Resistência' followed. The lineup has shifted some, but the vocals and rhythmic drive have stayed constant.
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