Divisores de Maré
Divisores de Maré formed in Salvador, Bahia around 2008, with Celso Richa, Ricardo França, and Edvaldo Santana as founding members. Their music draws from...
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Divisores de Maré formed in Salvador, Bahia around 2008, with Celso Richa, Ricardo França, and Edvaldo Santana as founding members. Their music draws from samba, reggae, and afrobeat, with a coastal theme running through much of their work.
Their song "Vem Morar No Litoral" became something of an anthem for listeners drawn to seaside living. Other tracks like "Águas Passadas" and "Cada Qual No Seu Lugar" show their range within that coastal-inspired sound.
They've released several albums since 2010, including "Divisores de Maré" that same year, followed by "Olho D'água" in 2013 and "Maré Cheia" in 2015. Their music maintains a consistent focus on the rhythms and imagery of Brazil's shoreline.
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