Swing Moleque

Origin

Bahia, BA

Genres

pagode baiano, axé

Instruments

cavaquinho, vocals, percussion, bass, keyboard programming

Biography

Swing Moleque is an axé music and pagode baiano group that gained prominence in the Brazilian music scene, especially in the 1990s. Formed by talented musicians, the group established itself with a repertoire that blends infectious rhythms and lyrics about everyday life and the joys of living.

In 1996, Swing Moleque released their self-titled album, "Swingue Moleque", through the RCA label. This record featured hits like "Galera do Shopping", "Brinca como eu brinco", "Corpo Faceiro", and the song "La Belle de Jour", which became a major radio hit in Bahia. The album also presented compositions by group members, such as "Remelexo Baiano", showcasing the band's versatility and songwriting talent.

The group is known for their energetic performances and their ability to hype up the audience with their signature sound. Throughout their career, Swing Moleque has contributed to the rich scene of axé and pagode baiano, leaving their mark with songs that are still remembered and appreciated by fans of the genre.

Discography

• Swing Moleque (1996)