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Mariene de Castro
Mariene de Castro grew up in Bahia, Brazil, where she was exposed to the region's diverse rhythms and the Afro-Brazilian religion Candomblé, which would later...
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A Pureza Da Flor
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Agradecer e Abraçar
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Aos Portugais
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Cabocla Jurema
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Canto Das Três Raças
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Cirandas
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Conto de Areia
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Deus Me Proteja
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Estrada de Canindé
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Flor de Muçambê
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Iansã
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Isto É Bom
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Lenço Branco
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Lágrima
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O Vira
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Olha Pro Céu
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Mariene de Castro grew up in Bahia, Brazil, where she was exposed to the region's diverse rhythms and the Afro-Brazilian religion Candomblé, which would later inform much of her music. She first gained experience as a vocalist and dancer with the group Ara Ketu before launching her solo career in 2005 with a debut album also called 'Ara Ketu.'
Her song 'Oxóssi' became a breakout single, blending traditional ijexá and samba rhythms with contemporary production. Other tracks like 'Ponto de Nanã' and 'Oxum la Omiro' further explore the spiritual and musical traditions of Bahia, delivered with her strong vocal presence.
Over several albums including 'Afrodisíaco' (2007), 'Guerreira do Amor' (2010), and 'Negra Esperança' (2016), she has maintained a focus on Afro-Brazilian roots music while occasionally incorporating modern elements. Her work often centers on themes drawn from Candomblé and Brazilian cultural identity.
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