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Anhangá
Anhangá formed in the late 1990s in Belém, Brazil, around musician Jair Jacaré. Their music draws from Amazonian rhythms and indigenous legends, with songs...
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Anhangá formed in the late 1990s in Belém, Brazil, around musician Jair Jacaré. Their music draws from Amazonian rhythms and indigenous legends, with songs like the title track "Anhangá" and "Inocência" reflecting this connection to the forest.
The band has released several albums exploring these themes, including their 1998 debut and 2002's "Amazonia Shamanic," which featured collaborations with indigenous musicians.
Over time, Anhangá has worked with a rotating group of musicians including percussionist Zé Beto and bassist Marcos Nóbrega. Their sound incorporates traditional instruments alongside electronic elements, as heard on tracks like "Paredes Faisas."
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