Eliaquim Rufino
Eliaquim Rufino grew up in Salvador, Bahia, where he heard samba, axé, and reggae around the house. He started writing songs as a teenager, pulling from those...
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Eliaquim Rufino grew up in Salvador, Bahia, where he heard samba, axé, and reggae around the house. He started writing songs as a teenager, pulling from those local sounds along with soul and funk. In 2009 he put together a band with guitarist Júlio Caldas, bassist Fábio Carrille, and drummer Pedro Santos.
His music often carries a soulful, reflective tone. Songs like "Água Viva" and "50 Voltas Ao Redor do Sol" show his way with melody and his ear for Brazilian rhythms. He has performed with Caetano Veloso and Gilberto Gil, and his work touches on themes of nature and everyday life, as in "O Caboclo e o Rio" and "Pimenta E Sal."
In 2017 he put out "50 Voltas Ao Redor do Sol," a single that became one of his better-known tracks. His recordings keep a grounded, melodic feel, drawing on the music he heard growing up without forcing too much polish onto it.
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