AçocenA
AçocenA formed in Salvador, Bahia around 2010. Their music draws from Brazilian rhythms like samba and ijexá, with lyrics that often address the experiences...
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AçocenA formed in Salvador, Bahia around 2010. Their music draws from Brazilian rhythms like samba and ijexá, with lyrics that often address the experiences of Quilombola communities.
Songs like 'Guerreiro Quilombola' and 'Veia de Lá' reflect their focus on cultural heritage and social themes. The band's lineup has included members like vocalist Mateus Aleluia and percussionist Léo Santana.
Their work has sometimes drawn criticism from conservative circles in Brazil, but they've continued performing and recording with this focus on Quilombola identity and traditions.
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