Eli Silva e Marabá
Eli Silva e Marabá are a Brazilian duo from Pará, specifically mentioned as coming from Belém. Their song "Lua da Meia-Noite" became widely known after...
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Eli Silva e Marabá are a Brazilian duo from Pará, specifically mentioned as coming from Belém. Their song "Lua da Meia-Noite" became widely known after appearing on their 2008 debut album "Estação da Saudade." They followed that with albums like "Raízes do Brega" in 2010 and "Essência do Pará" in 2012.
Their music draws from the regional sounds of Pará, with Marabá handling guitar work and Eli Silva providing vocals. Other songs in their catalog include "Velha Moradia" and "Pedras do Ódio." They've been noted for incorporating various styles into their work over time.
Some discussion around their music has touched on questions of tradition and adaptation within the local scene. They worked with fellow artist Reginaldo Rossi at one point. The duo's output reflects the particular musical environment of northern Brazil.
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