Canção de Maria
Canção de Maria formed in São Paulo in 1970, a band whose name translates to 'Song of Mary.' Their music drew from Brazilian rhythms and reflected a spiritual...
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Canção de Maria formed in São Paulo in 1970, a band whose name translates to 'Song of Mary.' Their music drew from Brazilian rhythms and reflected a spiritual sensibility. They released several albums in the 1970s, including 'Contrato de Amor' in 1972.
Their song 'Contrato de Amor' became particularly well-known. It's a track that resonated with listeners, though some early critics were skeptical of the band's religious themes. They kept recording through the decade, putting out albums like 'Amor e Fé' and 'Caminhos do Coração.'
By 1978 they had a live album, and in 1990 they marked twenty years with a release. The details about specific controversies or dramatic challenges in the existing history feel promotional and vague, so it's better to stick with what's concrete: they were a São Paulo band from the 1970s known for a song called 'Contrato de Amor.'
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