Elemento Reggae
Elemento Reggae came up in Salvador, Brazil, playing a mix of reggae with Brazilian popular music and Afro-Brazilian traditions. Their lyrics in Portuguese...
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Elemento Reggae came up in Salvador, Brazil, playing a mix of reggae with Brazilian popular music and Afro-Brazilian traditions. Their lyrics in Portuguese often touched on social issues like racism and inequality. The song 'Nossas Diferenças' became one of their better-known tracks.
They had a lineup that included Alexandre Carlo on vocals, Joãozinho Gomes on guitar, Armando Júnior on bass, and Anderson Queiroz on drums. Their outspoken stance on political corruption and police brutality drew some criticism from conservative groups, but it also connected them with a loyal audience. Other songs like 'A Busca' and the self-titled 'Elemento Reggae' rounded out their catalog.
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