Mariah Lata
Mariah Lata formed in São Paulo with vocalist Nina Rosa, bassist Rodrigo Barros, drummer Bruno Abdalla, and guitarist Nelson Machado. Their name translates to...
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Mariah Lata formed in São Paulo with vocalist Nina Rosa, bassist Rodrigo Barros, drummer Bruno Abdalla, and guitarist Nelson Machado. Their name translates to 'Mariah Tin,' referencing the metal cans common in poor neighborhoods. Their music addresses life in favelas, with lyrics about poverty and inequality.
In 2013 they released their debut album '5º Mundo,' which included the title track that became known for its social commentary. The album mixed Afro-Brazilian rhythms with direct lyrics about systemic issues.
Their performances sometimes faced restrictions due to political content, including a 2015 ban from a São Paulo public square. They continued releasing albums like 'Sangue' in 2016, 'Sinal' in 2019, and 'Chama' in 2021.
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