G.R.E.S Garras do Tigre
G.R.E.S. Garras do Tigre is a samba band from Rio de Janeiro's Cidade Alta neighborhood. Their music draws from the cultural heritage of Belém do Pará,...
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G.R.E.S. Garras do Tigre is a samba band from Rio de Janeiro's Cidade Alta neighborhood. Their music draws from the cultural heritage of Belém do Pará, particularly celebrating that city's 400th anniversary.
Their 2016 samba-enredo, 'Samba Enredo 2016 - Belém do Pará 400 Anos, Um Show de Brasilidade,' became their most recognized work. The song pays homage to Belém's history and traditions through its melody and lyrics.
The band included members like lead vocalist Anderson Leonardo, composer Renato Lage, and arranger Fabiano Ferreira. They collaborated with artists including Alcione and Elza Soares on some recordings.
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