Banda Orides
Banda Orides formed in the late 1990s in Cidade Tiradentes, a neighborhood in São Paulo. They started playing in local bars and community events, working...
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Banda Orides formed in the late 1990s in Cidade Tiradentes, a neighborhood in São Paulo. They started playing in local bars and community events, working through financial struggles and the kind of prejudice that often comes with being from a poor area.
Their song 'Boçais' became something of an anthem, and their music often dealt directly with poverty, violence, and social injustice. This directness brought them criticism and censorship from conservative groups, but they kept playing.
They released albums like 'Pela Fé,' 'A Vida É Um Sopro,' and 'No Balanço do Tempo.' Their sound pulled from funk, soul, and hip-hop. Other songs from their catalog include 'Incerto,' 'Invisível,' 'Não Tenha Medo,' and 'O Guerreiro.'
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