Angatu
Angatu formed in 2003 when a group of Indigenous women from the Tukano and Desana tribes gathered in São Paulo. They started as a vocal ensemble focused on...
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Angatu formed in 2003 when a group of Indigenous women from the Tukano and Desana tribes gathered in São Paulo. They started as a vocal ensemble focused on sharing their cultural heritage. Their music blends traditional melodies with contemporary arrangements, with lyrics in native languages and Portuguese that often touch on cultural resilience and environmental themes.
Their debut album 'Angatu' came out in 2007, followed by 'Yawarani Etê' in 2012 and 'Tucumã' in 2017. Songs like 'Abelhas' and 'Caminho do Meio' show how they work with both traditional and modern sounds. The group includes vocalists Samara Pataxó, Kariny Pataxó, Manu Tukano, and Bruna Tukano.
Angatu has faced some criticism about their approach to traditional music and their focus on social issues beyond the Amazon. They've continued to use their platform to amplify Indigenous voices while navigating these conversations about cultural representation and artistic direction.
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