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Ma'or
Ma'or formed in São Paulo in the early 2000s, with Rodrigo Pitta on vocals, Flávio Baião on cello, and Felipe Fantoni on bass. Their sound drew from...
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Ma'or formed in São Paulo in the early 2000s, with Rodrigo Pitta on vocals, Flávio Baião on cello, and Felipe Fantoni on bass. Their sound drew from Afro-Brazilian rhythms and traditional indigenous music, incorporating instruments like the berimbau and marimba. This approach sometimes met resistance from listeners more accustomed to conventional genres.
Their debut album "A Voz" arrived in 2006, with the title track becoming a notable song for them. The record helped establish their presence. They followed it with other albums like "Virada" in 2008, "Cada Um" in 2012, "Aurora" in 2016, and "Flor" in 2020.
Their work occasionally sparked debate, particularly around collaborations with indigenous musicians from the Amazon, which some viewed through the lens of cultural appropriation. The band maintained these were genuine exchanges. Songs like "Desconhecido," "Engano," and "Por Você" appear among their recorded material.
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