Emanuele Carvalho (Mãe Manu da Oxum)
Emanuele Carvalho, who performs as Mãe Manu da Oxum, makes music rooted in the Afro-Brazilian religious traditions of Candomblé and Umbanda. Her work draws...
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Emanuele Carvalho, who performs as Mãe Manu da Oxum, makes music rooted in the Afro-Brazilian religious traditions of Candomblé and Umbanda. Her work draws from the rhythms and spiritual themes of these practices, with songs like 'Atotô! Venha Me Socorrer' and 'Clamor a Xangô' serving as direct appeals to orixás, the divine spirits of the religion.
She is from Salvador, Bahia, and began singing in local religious ceremonies. Her single 'Atotô! Venha Me Socorrer' became widely known, establishing her as a recognizable voice in this spiritual music space. Other tracks in her catalog include 'Lição Para Colheita' and 'Ogum Mandou'.
Her recordings, which include albums titled 'Axé da Paz', 'Canto de Oxum', 'Saravá', and 'Omorixá', blend traditional percussion and vocal styles with contemporary arrangements. She has worked with musicians like drummer Mestre Carlinhos Pitta and percussionist Mestre Marcio.
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