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The 90s were a defining era for the entire world. Here we will see Top 22 pagodes to remember the 90s.
An explosion of culture and trends that will define a generation.
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And for Brazilian music, it was a time of renewal, with many genres and styles emerging.
In this decade, the pagode became one of the most popular forms of Brazilian music and was heard everywhere.
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This is an American style or traditional samba rhythm combined with a more modern beat that becomes irresistible for dancing.
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Impossível not to speak of his contagious beats when he played on the radio or in live presentations.
EITHER pagode It emerged in Rio de Janeiro, but quickly spread across Brazil and Germany, becoming one of the two most beloved musical styles in the country.
With influences from other genres such as bossa nova, carioca funk and forró, or pagode misturou these elements to create an unconfident som that would become synonymous with Brazilian culture.
The pagode genre has existed in Brazil since the late 70s and its popularity reached its peak in the 90s.
For many people, the family barbecues are not essential.
In this article, let's make a list of 22 of the biggest pagoda events of the time.
We invite you to take a walk along the path of familiar memory, because each music certainly traces back to nostalgic feelings from childhood or adolescence.
Black Race – Gypsy
Raça Negra – Cigana has been a source of inspiration for many since the 90s.
Emerging from the vibrant musical scene of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, this group of artists is known for their unique blend of rhythm and blues, soul and funk.
They released several albums that continue to be popular today, but possibly their most memorable work on the 22 pagodes they produced between 1992 and 2002.
Black Race – Cheia de Manias
The black race is full of peculiarities and surprises, as well as the 22 pagodes that we present in this article.
With a variety of shapes, sizes and cores and unique stories behind each piece, it is difficult not to be surprised by these structures.
Faça uma voyagem de volta aos anos 90 conosco enquanto as we reremember these 22 pagodes that were forever recorded in our memories.
Follow us in an exploration around the world as we go through exciting details about the history, architecture and cultural significance of each pagode.
These include works of art that will bring back nostalgia for some and awaken curiosity for others.
No matter what happens, we all celebrate the rich diversity of cultures and traditions found in the Black Race!
Molejo Group – Caçamba
A recent post on Grupo Molejo's site gives us a chance to look back and remember the classic and iconic songs of the 90s.
“22 Pagodes”, released in 1997, was one of the two most successful singles of Grupo Molejo, reaching 1st place on the Hot 100 in Brazil.
The music is sung by Capiba and features some of Brazil's two most popular pagoda singers, as members of the Molejo Group itself.
Pop Artheart – Sapling
Lyrics and animated rhythms that reflect the spirit of the samba of the Rio de Janeiro carnival.
The story about how love overcomes all obstacles and encourages people to remain positive, no matter what life is like.
A samba musical ensemble, from a pagode perspective, formed in São Paulo and that plays Pimpolho music, like one of its biggest successes.
Pimpolho continues to be a figure that is easily recognizable from now on, in part thanks to his unique style of art with vibrant cores and exaggerated strokes.
To celebrate the legacy of this pioneering artist, we bring together this music in our Top 22 music from the 90s.
Só Pra Contrariar – Sunday
The Group just to confront one of the most beloved pagodes in the 90s, has launched a wide variety of events.
His music of enormous success, Domingo, was an instantaneous success and continues to be hereafter.
The single sold more than five hundred thousand copies only in Brazil and is in the top 10 radio stops in several Latin American countries.
Since then it has become a symbol of Brazilian musical culture with its melodic instruments and poetic lyrics that are popular for many generations.
He also became interested in other genres such as samba and frevo, turning the Group to become pioneers in his area.
Negritude Junior – Cohab
Negritude Junior – Cohab is an event that celebrates the 90s, through music and culture.
In addition to portraying an important work of the time, it also reflects popular houses financed by the Brazilian people.
It was the atmosphere that Negritude Junior was born and its great success.
The Morenos – Marrom Bombom
This single has been a part of Brazilian pop music since it was released in 1997 and is still popular today.
The music is accompanied by a lively rhythm and bright rhythms that transport the sounds back to the world of Brazilian music.
It hardly captures the essence of that era, but its lyrics remain relevant throughout, emphasizing love.
The band was formed in 1992 in Rio de Janeiro and quickly gained popularity for its uniqueness, combining traditional Brazilian styles, such as samba.
Raça Group – Ela eo Namorado Dela
They were one of the most important bands in the 90s. This music was from home and its disagreements.
Each pagode is filled with memories that celebrate the band's musical day.
Sensation – Coral de Anjos
Grupo Sensação is a wonderful Brazilian pagoda group that emerged in that era and gained national recognition with its hit single “Coral de Anjos”.
The band was formed by singer and composer Beto Jamaica, who wrote music for his son, Carolina.
With its unique mix of traditional Brazilian rhythms and contemporary pop sounds, Grupo Sensação quickly became one of the two most popular artists in Brazil.
The lyrics of “Coral de Anjos” are a tribute to the innocence of childhood and the beauty of family life.
They are known as listeners from all spheres of life, resounding deeply with those who were born from their own childhoods with love.
Exaltasamba – Telegram
The Exaltasamba Telegram was at dinner in the 90s, creating a rhythm and energy unique to the Brazilian pagoda.
The band was made up of five young people who had played together since they were teenagers, creating their own lyrics that deeply resonated with them.
With hits like 'Tanta Saudade' and 'Sopra o Vento', Exaltasamba quickly became one of the most beloved bands in Brazil.
For those who grow up dancing to the songs of Exaltasamba, hearing them still causes regrets on the spine.
It is an incredible sensation to be traced back and forth in time with the sounds of musical nostalgia.
Katinguelê – Inaraí
The Brazilian band Katinguelê has the most successful album, with Inaraí music, released in 1996.
A song is called and sung on the page.
The music around this famous album was “Katinguelê”, which fused elements of Brazilian popular music with funk and rap to create a unique sound.
Kiloucura – Pela Vida Inteira
The samba-pop and the captivating lyrics of Kiloucura are a soundtrack of the 90s.
The Brazilian band became a night sensation for the day, conquering everyone's hearts with its contagious music.
Hoje, or Kiloucura is still known with affection as one of the most influential Brazilian bands of that time.
Successes like “Porque eu te amo”, “Você me faz bem” and “Aqui Se Faz Aqui Se Paga”, Kiloucura conquered an eternal place in Brazilian culture.
When pop music was full of joy and life – like a pagode!
Travessos – Sorria Que eu Estou te Filmando
Do you call it two years 90? With its bright neon cores, dancing music playing on the radio and those romantic pagodes that illuminate the night sky.
If you're feeling a little nostalgic these days, here's an article to lift it up again in time!
We present 22 pagodes from all over the world that will certainly make you smile.
Prepare your cameras and stick your friends, because it's time for a journey through memory lane.
Surprise, I'm filming you, there are so many teenagers excited by the melodic voice that sings that music.
Karametade – Decision
O Karametade is a Brazilian band that happened in the 1990s with its hit “Decisão”.
The group was formed by four childhood friends from São Paulo who dreamed of becoming famous and making music together.
A music released in 1994, consolidated its place as one of the two most important groups of the decade.
He perfectly captured the feeling of uncertainty and enthusiasm around the change of the scene of Brazilian society at the time.
With its contagious refrões and lyrics that falavam de amor marcou uma geração.
It is still considered one of the most beautiful songs ever written in Brazil and recorded by countless artists since its release.
Malícia Group – Primeiro Beijo
The Brazilian band Grupo Malícia led the way with their hit single “Primeiro Beijo” did not start in the 90s.
The music was a romantic ballad that celebrated young love and conquered the hearts of many throughout Brazil.
With its haunting melody it became one of the most beloved pagode songs of the decade.
The Malícia Group produced several other events during the time they spent together, but “Primeiro Beijo” continues here as its biggest success.
Many times it is present in playlists of festivals and encounters throughout Brazil.
It is a timeless classic that traces back memories for those who grow up in this era.
Sampa Group – Flagrant
The Sampa Pagode group is a band that gained immense popularity in the late 1990s, with its Flagrante music.
This music made the group famous and recognized throughout Brazil, because it connected many different people from all spheres of life.
The lyrics of this music in particular were written to capture the spirit of youth, love and friendship that marked many people who lived in that era.
Our group Sampa Pagode was unique and powerful, combining elements of traditional Brazilian rhythms such as samba, bossa nova and pagode.
Os Morenos – Your Charm
Os Morenos stands out for its nostalgic and romantic lyrics.
Founded in 1997, this Brazilian group has a unique combination of traditional rhythms with modern beats that quickly conquered everything in Brazil.
One of his most beloved songs is Teu Charme, released in 1999 as part of his first album.
Music resonates with many sounds because it talks about the power of love and how it can overcome any obstacle.
It's a classic among the pagode bands, and that's why you can still hear it playing in clubs all over Brazil.
Other successes of the band such as “Vem Pro Meu Carinho” and “Meu Coração Esta Aqui” also represent world recognition.
Muleke Travesso – Você Em Mim
With their latest single, “Você Em Mim”, the band traces some nostalgic sound straight from their beloved decade.
The band's unique style of music combines traditional Brazilian rhythms with elements of funk and rock.
Raising a soul that will remain in its ears for a long time after the music finishes playing.
The single also traces various classical pagodes, which will draw tree branches to grow in Brazil in the 90s.
Just To Contrary – Cheap
Banda Só Pra Contrariar was one of the two most popular music groups in Brazil and cheap music was played on all radio stations at the time.
The group released several non-stop hits throughout the 90s, including “Ela Vai Voltar”, “Festa do Amor” and “Somos Todos Iguais”.
All these songs celebrate love and are united through joyful beats and harmonies that truly capture the spirit of Brazilian pagode music.
The payment of two years 90 and its importance for Brazil
In the 90s, the pagode was an innovative phenomenon in Brazil. It brings together elements of traditional and modern pop music styles.
This movement has had a profound impact on Brazilian culture and helped unite people of different origins throughout the country.
For many, it provides a platform for expression and creativity never seen before in popular music.
In addition to marking an important change in Brazilian society from traditional class structures to a more open mentality for social mobility.
As the genre grows in popularity, it democratizes access to musical education.
And opportunities for artists from marginalized communities who, otherwise, would never have had the opportunity to make their mark.
