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Faift
Faift is a Brazilian band that formed around 2011. Their debut album came out that year, followed by 'Epifania' in 2014 and 'Canções do Bem' in 2017. The...
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Faift is a Brazilian band that formed around 2011. Their debut album came out that year, followed by 'Epifania' in 2014 and 'Canções do Bem' in 2017. The group includes Amanda Pacífico on vocals, Douglas Porto on guitar, Beto Alambert on bass, and Mauro Martins on drums.
Their song 'Aquela Rosa' became particularly well-known. Other tracks like 'Esse Mar' and 'Saudades de Ti' show their approach to melody and arrangement. Their sound draws from Brazilian music while incorporating some electronic and folk elements.
Faift's music has a certain atmospheric quality, with Pacífico's vocals often described as haunting or expressive. Porto handles most of the composition and guitar work, while Alambert and Martins provide the rhythmic foundation. They've maintained a consistent lineup since their formation.
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