Parangolé
Parangolé: The Rhythmic Revolution behind Tchubirabiron
Parangolé, the Brazilian music band responsible for the infectious and iconic "Tchubirabiron," emerged from the vibrant streets of Salvador, Bahia, in 1998. Initially consisting of Tony Salles, Léo Santana, and Robson Conceição, the group initially faced challenges due to their unconventional sound, which fused traditional Brazilian rhythms with modern pop and electronic influences.
Despite these obstacles, Parangolé's determination and undeniable talent propelled them to success. Their breakthrough came in 2005 with the release of "Tchubirabiron," a song that became a nationwide sensation and cemented their status as one of Brazil's most popular music acts.
The band's controversial lyrics, often addressing sensitive social issues, sparked debate and polarized audiences. However, their unwavering commitment to authenticity and their ability to connect with the masses through their music won them a loyal following.
Discography:
* Alegria Garantida (2001)
* Tchubirabiron (2005)
* Tá No Ar (2007)
* Encontro de Gigantes (2009)
* Pra Gente Acordar (2011)
* De Bem Com a Vida (2013)
* Tô Ligado (2015)
* Pagode da Paz (2017)
* O Baile do Parangolé (2019)
Members:
* Tony Salles (lead vocals)
* Léo Santana (lead vocals)
* Robson Conceição (guitar)
* Léo Macedo (keyboards)
* Cid Guerreiro (bass)
* Igor Ativado (drums)
Over the years, Parangolé has evolved its sound, incorporating elements of reggae, funk, and even rap into their music. They have also collaborated with a diverse array of artists, including Ivete Sangalo, Claudia Leitte, and Gusttavo Lima.
Today, Parangolé remains one of Brazil's most beloved and influential music bands, recognized for their infectious rhythms, captivating performances, and fearless exploration of social themes. Their legacy as the creators of "Tchubirabiron," a song that forever changed the Brazilian music landscape, is undisputed.
Parangolé, the Brazilian music band responsible for the infectious and iconic "Tchubirabiron," emerged from the vibrant streets of Salvador, Bahia, in 1998. Initially consisting of Tony Salles, Léo Santana, and Robson Conceição, the group initially faced challenges due to their unconventional sound, which fused traditional Brazilian rhythms with modern pop and electronic influences.
Despite these obstacles, Parangolé's determination and undeniable talent propelled them to success. Their breakthrough came in 2005 with the release of "Tchubirabiron," a song that became a nationwide sensation and cemented their status as one of Brazil's most popular music acts.
The band's controversial lyrics, often addressing sensitive social issues, sparked debate and polarized audiences. However, their unwavering commitment to authenticity and their ability to connect with the masses through their music won them a loyal following.
Discography:
* Alegria Garantida (2001)
* Tchubirabiron (2005)
* Tá No Ar (2007)
* Encontro de Gigantes (2009)
* Pra Gente Acordar (2011)
* De Bem Com a Vida (2013)
* Tô Ligado (2015)
* Pagode da Paz (2017)
* O Baile do Parangolé (2019)
Members:
* Tony Salles (lead vocals)
* Léo Santana (lead vocals)
* Robson Conceição (guitar)
* Léo Macedo (keyboards)
* Cid Guerreiro (bass)
* Igor Ativado (drums)
Over the years, Parangolé has evolved its sound, incorporating elements of reggae, funk, and even rap into their music. They have also collaborated with a diverse array of artists, including Ivete Sangalo, Claudia Leitte, and Gusttavo Lima.
Today, Parangolé remains one of Brazil's most beloved and influential music bands, recognized for their infectious rhythms, captivating performances, and fearless exploration of social themes. Their legacy as the creators of "Tchubirabiron," a song that forever changed the Brazilian music landscape, is undisputed.