Dona Zica
Dona Zica formed in São João del Rei, a historic city in Minas Gerais, Brazil. The band started with four members: Neno on vocals, Matheus on guitar, Beleza...
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Dona Zica formed in São João del Rei, a historic city in Minas Gerais, Brazil. The band started with four members: Neno on vocals, Matheus on guitar, Beleza on bass, and Buiú on drums. They built their sound around reggae, mixing Jamaican rhythms with Brazilian melodies.
Their first album came out in 2004, simply titled "Dona Zica." It helped them find an audience in Brazil's reggae scene. They followed it with records like "Rastafari é Fé" in 2007 and "O Mundo Não Acabou" in 2012. Songs like "Jah" and "Nosso Caminho" became staples in their set.
Playing reggae in Minas Gerais sometimes meant facing skepticism from more conservative listeners. The band kept at it, leaning into the genre's themes of peace and social justice without making a big show of defiance. They just played what felt right to them.
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