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Grupo Afrôs
Grupo Afrôs formed in Salvador, Brazil in 1984. The band has focused on Afro-Brazilian musical traditions, with songs like "Alcântara Lua Cheia" and "Gerusa"...
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Grupo Afrôs formed in Salvador, Brazil in 1984. The band has focused on Afro-Brazilian musical traditions, with songs like "Alcântara Lua Cheia" and "Gerusa" reflecting this orientation.
Their 1996 album "Ilê Aiyê 10 Anos" blended Afro-Brazilian rhythms with funk elements. Other releases include "Raízes da África" from 2000 and "Afoxé de Oyá" from 2015.
Founder Fredone Costa has served as musical director through various lineup changes. The group's work often addresses themes of cultural identity and social consciousness within their musical framework.
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