Grupo Palma da Mão
Grupo Palma da Mão formed in 1996 in Salvador, Bahia, with the specific aim of reviving Samba de Roda, an Afro-Brazilian dance and music tradition that was...
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Grupo Palma da Mão formed in 1996 in Salvador, Bahia, with the specific aim of reviving Samba de Roda, an Afro-Brazilian dance and music tradition that was fading at the time. They studied historical recordings and learned from master musicians, building connections in the communities where the tradition originated. Their debut album, "Alegria, Alegria," came out in 2000, followed by others like "Raízes" in 2003 and "Samba de Roda" in 2006.
Their music includes songs like "Samba de Roda," "Deixa Eu Sambar," and "Querendo Te Ver." The group's core members have included Sandro Curvelo on vocals and pandeiro, Valdir Santana on berimbau, and Jeferson Souza on drums. They've worked with other Brazilian musicians such as Caetano Veloso and Gilberto Gil.
Their efforts have helped introduce Samba de Roda to wider audiences while maintaining its traditional roots.
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