Dracena do Reggae
Dracena do Reggae formed in 1997 in the coastal city of Dracena, Brazil. The group includes Gabriel Elias on vocals and guitar, Éder Elias on bass, Jonathan...
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Dracena do Reggae formed in 1997 in the coastal city of Dracena, Brazil. The group includes Gabriel Elias on vocals and guitar, Éder Elias on bass, Jonathan Elias on drums, Maurício Silva on keyboards, and Érica Elis on backing vocals. They've released albums like "Reggae Roots" in 1999, "Babilônia by Night" in 2003, "Paz Sem Fronteiras" in 2010, and "Celebrando a Paz" in 2015.
Their song "Celebrando a Paz" has become widely recognized, often played at festivals and peace rallies. The track's message of hope and tranquility has resonated with listeners, helping spread their music beyond Brazil.
Dracena do Reggae's lyrics frequently touch on social issues like poverty and environmental concerns, which has drawn both criticism and a dedicated following. Their sound draws from roots reggae influences while maintaining a distinct Brazilian character.
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