A Resistência
A Resistência formed in Salvador, Brazil in 2009, started by Maíra Guedes and Zé Nigro. They play a mix of samba, reggae, and rap, with lyrics that often...
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A Resistência formed in Salvador, Brazil in 2009, started by Maíra Guedes and Zé Nigro. They play a mix of samba, reggae, and rap, with lyrics that often touch on social themes. Their first album, "Raízes," came out in 2010.
Songs like "Bailoiçando Nas Estrelas" and "Ser Maior" show their range, from hopeful, melodic tracks to more direct statements. They followed up with albums like "Livre" in 2014 and "Empoderadas" in 2018.
The band includes percussionists Janaína Lima and Fábio Oliveira alongside Guedes and Nigro. They've played in various settings, from community gatherings to political events, keeping their sound rooted in Brazilian rhythms while addressing contemporary issues.
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