Mandalah
Mandalah formed in Brasília in 1996, with Roberta Sá as the vocalist and multi-instrumentalist. Their debut album 'Orai e Vigiai' came out in 2002, and its...
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Mandalah formed in Brasília in 1996, with Roberta Sá as the vocalist and multi-instrumentalist. Their debut album 'Orai e Vigiai' came out in 2002, and its title track became a signature piece for the group. The band's lineup has included Rubens di Carvalho on bass, Gustavo Schroeter on drums, Adriano Busko on guitars, and Fabrício Matos on keyboards.
Their music often explores spiritual themes, as heard in songs like 'Almas Vazias' and 'Exilados de Capela.' They've worked with Brazilian musicians including Milton Nascimento, Caetano Veloso, and Gilberto Gil. Later albums like 'Solar' from 2017 continued their blend of folk and rock elements.
Mandalah's lyrics have sometimes drawn criticism from conservative listeners, but this hasn't significantly affected their following. They've maintained a steady presence through studio work and acoustic recordings like their 2014 release.
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