Alexandre Braz
Alexandre Braz grew up in Corumbá, a small town on the Paraguay River in Brazil's Pantanal region. He started making music in the late 1990s with a band...
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Alexandre Braz grew up in Corumbá, a small town on the Paraguay River in Brazil's Pantanal region. He started making music in the late 1990s with a band called Aruã, which released its debut album 'Viver é Sonhar' in 2002. That album included 'Lambari,' a song that became particularly well-known for its gentle melody and lyrics about the Pantanal's small fish.
His songs often touch on the landscape and traditions of the Pantanal, with titles like 'Não Mais Vai Ter Luar' and 'Tão Belo, Tão Bonito' reflecting that connection. The music blends Brazilian rhythms with rock and pop elements, though Braz has also written about social and environmental concerns in his lyrics.
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