Banda Uó

Banda Uó
Origin Goiânia, Brazil
Genres Pop, tecnobrega
Years active 2010–Present
Labels Deckdisc
Website bandauo.tumblr.com
Members Davi Sabbag
Mateus Carrilho
Candy Mel
Past members Flora Maria

Banda Uó is a Brazilian tecnobrega band composed of Davi Sabbag, Mateus Carrilho, and Candy Mel started in 2010 in the city of Goiânia.[1] The group was initially composed of Davi Sabbag, Mateus Carrilho and Flora Maria. They released their first music video a tecnobrega remake of "Teenage Dream" by Katy Perry,[2] called "Não Quero Saber", with help from students of Universidade Federal de Goiás and of publicity on PUC Goiás.

The funny lyrics and the Sabbag's video shoot direction, got the attention of Diplo, who was responsible for introducing funk carioca to the international dance floor.[3] Besides this, Flora Maria left the group and Mel Gonçalves, also known as Candy Mel, joined the group, the three started to work in others versions, releasing the EP "Me Emoldurei de Presente Pra Te Ter".

They released another cover - this time of Willow Smith's "Whip My Hair", called "Shake de Amor", the music video wins the 2011 VMB on MTV Brasil and have an attention not only on social media as well in televisions shows in Brazil.

In 2012, Banda Uó released your debut album called "Motel" trought the label Deckdisc. They receive a good review by Rolling Stone Brasil, who said: "One of the triumph of Banda Uó was realize that being humorous is not necessarily related to "funny" music - and that the trio secured an audience even wider."[4][5]

Discography

Music Video

Year Song Director Album/EP Released Date
2010 "Não Quero Saber" Mateus Carrilho Me Emoldurei De Presente Pra Te Ter 11 November 2010
2011 "Shake De Amor" 25 May 2011
"Gosto Amargo do Perfume" 7 September 2011
"Rosa" 9 October 2011
2012 "Faz Uó" Mateus Carrilho Motel 17 July 2012
2013 "Gringo" Arthur Warren, Gustavo Suzuki 17 January 2013
2013 "Cowboy" Mateus Carrilho 27 July 2013
2014 "Catraca" Single
"Búzios do Coração" Motel

Lyric Videos

Year Song Director Album/EP
2013 "Gringo" Motel
2013 "Vania" Kelrrey Motel

Members

References

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