Meu Jeito de Ser

The song *Meu Jeito de Ser* by Só Pra Contrariar, with a duration of 2:46, delves into Brazil's rich musical tradition, fusing styles such as Reggae, Pagode, Salsa, Merengue, and Samba. This characteristic sound emerged during a period of samba revitalization in the country, which expanded to encompass a wider variety of rhythms and fusions. The band, led by Alexandre Pires, became one of the protagonists of this movement.

The group, also known as SPC, was formed in 1987 in Brazil. Alexandre Pires, in addition to being the lead vocalist and guitarist, was the composer of many of their songs. He was accompanied in the lineup by his brother Fernando Pires on drums, Serginho Salles on keyboards, Luisinho Vital on bass, Hamilton Faria with his saxophone, and on percussion Juliano Pires, Luis Fernando, and Rogerio Viana. This ensemble of talents contributed to shaping the band's distinctive sound, which eventually signed with BMG international. One of their most notable works was the group's fifth album, released in 1997, which boosted their recognition.