Banda Maresia Reggae
Banda Maresia Reggae formed in 2005 in Salvador, Brazil. They started playing local bars and community events, building a following before releasing their...
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Banda Maresia Reggae formed in 2005 in Salvador, Brazil. They started playing local bars and community events, building a following before releasing their debut album "Flor da Pele" in 2010. The track "Anel de Flor" from that album became popular for its reggae rhythms and themes of love.
Their music incorporates samba, bossa nova, and Afro-Brazilian rhythms alongside reggae. They've released albums like "Raízes" in 2012, "Conexões" in 2014, and "Abraços do Mar" in 2018. Songs like "Diario do Trafico" and "Guardião da paz" show their interest in social themes.
They've worked with artists including Gilberto Gil, Caetano Veloso, and Ivete Sangalo.
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