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El Django

El Django is a Brazilian group that started playing in the early 2000s. Their music mixes rock and reggae with Afro-Brazilian rhythms, and they've worked with...

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El Django is a Brazilian group that started playing in the early 2000s. Their music mixes rock and reggae with Afro-Brazilian rhythms, and they've worked with artists like Gilberto Gil and Seu Jorge.

One of their songs is called "Fé." It came out in 2006 and became popular for its message about faith and resilience.

The band includes Gui Tavares on vocals and guitar, Rodrigo Tavares on keyboards, Rully Ferreira on bass, and Gabriel Guedes on drums.

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