Trio elétrico
Since 1950 · 2 artistsDodô & Osmar put electric guitars on top of a 1929 Ford; modern Salvador carnival was born.
Salvador invented the trio elétrico in 1950 and, in 1985, Luiz Caldas's 'Fricote' christened axé: Bahian frevo, ijexá, reggae and pop. Olodum created samba-reggae; Daniela Mercury and Ivete Sangalo took it nationwide. Salvador's carnival is the genre's biggest stage.
If you like carnival music, afrobeat or danceable Latin pop, axé and samba-reggae are a guaranteed party.
Dodô & Osmar put electric guitars on top of a 1929 Ford; modern Salvador carnival was born.
Afoxé processions to the ijexá, a candomblé rhythm; Filhos de Gandhy have paraded at Salvador carnival since 1949.
Luiz Caldas, Chiclete com Banana, Daniela Mercury, Ivete Sangalo, Claudia Leitte.
Olodum, Ilê Aiyê, Timbalada and Carlinhos Brown: Afro-Bahian percussion of Black affirmation.
Choreographies and spicy lyrics: É o Tchan, Harmonia do Samba, Psirico, Léo Santana.
Romantic ballads danced 'tight' in rural Bahia: Pablo, Tierry.
The album of "Fricote", axé's starting point.
Olodum's debut, with "Faraó (Divindade do Egito)".
Axé takes the country, with the title track and "Swing da Cor".
Debut of Carlinhos Brown's timbau drummers, with "Beija-Flor".
Daniela's follow-up to "O Canto da Cidade".
Carlinhos Brown's solo debut, with "A Namorada".
Pagode baiano among the best-selling records of the 1990s.
Solo debut after Banda Eva.
Recorded at the Fonte Nova stadium in Salvador; one of her best-selling albums.
The concert at a packed Maracanã.
Album of the year at the Prêmio Multishow.
Guitarra baiana, dub and activism from Salvador.
Invented the trio elétrico and the guitarra baiana at the 1950 carnival.
▶ listenCreated samba-reggae in Pelourinho; recorded with Paul Simon and Michael Jackson ("They Don't Care About Us").
▶ listenBell Marques and Salvador carnival's most beloved trio elétrico.
▶ listen"Fricote" (1985): the song that opened axé.
▶ listen"O Canto da Cidade" (1992) took axé nationwide; "Swing da Cor", "Rapunzel".
▶ listenChoreographies and "Segura o Tchan": 1990s pagode baiano.
▶ listenFrom Banda Eva to axé's biggest star: "Sorte Grande", "Festa", "Quando a Chuva Passar".
▶ listenPercussionist, composer and producer; Timbalada and Tribalistas; "Maria Caipirinha".
▶ listenAfoxé founded by dockworkers in 1949, the great white-clad procession of Salvador carnival.
▶ listenSalvador's first afro bloco, of Black affirmation.
▶ listenRevealed Ivete Sangalo; "Beleza Rara".
▶ listenDurval Lelys; "Cavalo Manco", "Bate Lata".
▶ listen"Faraó", "Elegibô"; Minister of Culture since 2023.
▶ listenCarlinhos Brown and the timbaus of Candeal: "Beija-Flor", "Margarida Perfumada".
▶ listenXanddy; "Vem Neném".
▶ listenMárcio Victor; "Lepo Lepo" (2013) went global.
▶ listenFrom Babado Novo to a solo career; a coach on The Voice.
▶ listenThe "King of Arrocha": "Fui Fiel", "Porque Homem Não Chora".
▶ listenFormerly of Parangolé; "Santinha", "Zona de Perigo".
▶ listenGuitarra baiana, dub and activism: "Playsom", "Lucro (Descomprimindo)".
▶ listenChiclete com Banana's voice for over three decades, solo since 2014.
▶ listenBahian band of "Prefixo de Verão".
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