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Fakará
Fakará formed in Salvador, Bahia in 2001, started by Bruno Cruz and Juba Tuani. They played local bars and festivals, working out their sound before things...
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9 de Janeiro
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Chama Ardente
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Chuvarada
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Encanto
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Me dê a Mão
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Naná
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Rosa e Azul
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Skap (Menos Sozinho)
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Um outro Alguém
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Varrendo a Tristeza
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Fakará formed in Salvador, Bahia in 2001, started by Bruno Cruz and Juba Tuani. They played local bars and festivals, working out their sound before things took off. Their debut album 'Rosa e Azul' came out in 2008, and that title track became a hit that got them noticed nationally.
Their music mixed Brazilian rhythms with pop, and songs like '9 de Janeiro' and 'Chama Ardente' showed their style. But their lyrics and performances sometimes drew criticism from conservative groups, creating a tension around their work even as more people listened.
They kept making albums through the 2010s, including 'Mulheres' in 2011 and 'Fortaleza' in 2018. Tracks like 'Chuvarada' and 'Encanto' continued what they'd started, addressing social themes and Brazilian culture without smoothing over the edges that had always been part of their approach.
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