Ma-zé
Ma-zé is a Brazilian band known for their work with Afro-Brazilian rhythms. Their song "Iemanjá," named for the African goddess of water, became particularly...
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Ma-zé is a Brazilian band known for their work with Afro-Brazilian rhythms. Their song "Iemanjá," named for the African goddess of water, became particularly well-known after appearing on their 2009 debut album of the same name. They followed it with albums like "Vumbora" in 2012 and "Axé" in 2016.
The group includes Ana Carolina Ribeiro on lead vocals, Bia Ferreira on guitar and vocals, Bebel Gilberto on bass and vocals, and Lan Lanh on drums and percussion. Their music draws from Afro-Brazilian traditions, and they've been noted for addressing themes of cultural identity.
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