G.R.E.S Império do Cabuçu
G.R.E.S Império do Cabuçu is a samba collective from Rio de Janeiro. Their 2015 samba enredo, 'Monarco Iguaçuano, Na Corte do Samba Virou Bamba, Nova Iguaçu...
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G.R.E.S Império do Cabuçu is a samba collective from Rio de Janeiro. Their 2015 samba enredo, 'Monarco Iguaçuano, Na Corte do Samba Virou Bamba, Nova Iguaçu Não Te Esqueceu,' pays tribute to the sambista Monarco da Portela and the city of Nova Iguaçu.
The group has faced financial constraints over time, relying on community support to keep going. Their lineup has included members like Mestre Ailton and Mestre Léo as composers, Marcus Vinícius on vocals, and percussionists Marcelo Caveira, Gustavo Machadão, and Fred.
That 2015 song remains their most notable recording, telling Monarco's story from modest beginnings to recognition in samba circles while nodding to Nova Iguaçu's cultural background.
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