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Girls Of Black
Girls of Black formed in 2017 in Salvador, Brazil, with members Ahyara, Luedji Luna, Larissa Luz, and Mayra Andrade. Their music pulls from rap, funk, soul,...
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Girls of Black formed in 2017 in Salvador, Brazil, with members Ahyara, Luedji Luna, Larissa Luz, and Mayra Andrade. Their music pulls from rap, funk, soul, and Afro-Brazilian rhythms, and their lyrics often address racism, sexism, and equality. They released an EP in 2018, the single "Não Tente Me Mudar" in 2019, the album Canto da Rainha in 2020, and the single "Afrodite" in 2022.
Their song "Não Tente Me Mudar" became an anthem for Black Pride in Brazil, with lyrics that translate to "Don't Try to Change Me." Other tracks like "Até o Mundo Acabar" and "O Meu Amor Não Vai Acabar" continue their themes of resilience and love. The group faced some criticism for their outspokenness and embrace of African heritage, but their work resonated with many Black women in Brazil.
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