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Mamguá formed in 1988 when childhood friends Juscelino Nobrega and Ney Conceição began playing music together near the Paraná River. Their debut album, 'A Lua...
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Mamguá formed in 1988 when childhood friends Juscelino Nobrega and Ney Conceição began playing music together near the Paraná River. Their debut album, 'A Lua e a Hora,' came out in 1997. The band's sound draws from traditional Amazonian rhythms and indigenous influences, with Nobrega on guitar and percussion and Conceição on flute.
Other members include vocalist Maria Olívia, bassist Rafael Padilha, and percussionist Fábio Mendonça. Their songs like 'Cotidiano Circular' and 'Jangada' often address environmental themes and indigenous community issues, which has occasionally drawn criticism.
Their music has appeared in documentaries and films and been performed at international festivals. The group continues to work with the textures and melodies found in their earlier recordings, including tracks like 'Girassol-Mulher' and 'Preamar.'
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