Almeida Xavier
Almeida Xavier formed in 1996 in Ubaporanga, Minas Gerais, with brothers Flávio and Orlando Xavier at the core. Their debut album 'Perdão' came out in 1998,...
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Almeida Xavier formed in 1996 in Ubaporanga, Minas Gerais, with brothers Flávio and Orlando Xavier at the core. Their debut album 'Perdão' came out in 1998, and its title track became their breakout song. The band's music draws from Brazilian folk traditions and Catholic themes, with lyrics often focused on faith and personal reflection.
In 2002, they faced accusations of promoting religious intolerance in some lyrics, which they denied. Their current lineup includes Flávio Xavier on vocals and guitar, Orlando Xavier on vocals and bass, João Paulo on guitar, Ronaldo Aguiar on keyboards, and Daniel Pires on drums.
They've continued performing in Brazil and internationally, with later albums including 'Ensaio' in 2010, 'Canções do Sertão' in 2013, and 'Amor e Perdão' in 2016. Their sound mixes folk with some pop and rock elements, staying rooted in the sertão region's musical traditions.
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