Arca Reggae
Arca Reggae formed in São Paulo in the late 1990s around vocalist Samuel Ferreira. They played local bars and community events, building a following with...
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Arca Reggae formed in São Paulo in the late 1990s around vocalist Samuel Ferreira. They played local bars and community events, building a following with their reggae sound. Their 2003 debut album 'Efésios 6' took its title from the Book of Ephesians, with the title track becoming a hit in Christian reggae circles.
Their music often carried Christian themes, which drew both fans and some criticism for departing from traditional reggae subjects. Songs like 'Apaixonado Por Ti' and 'Te Ensinar' continued in this vein. The band's lineup changed over time, with Ferreira remaining constant alongside members like bassist Sergio Ferraz and drummer Marcus Souza.
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