mema.
Memá formed in Recife in 2015, with Amanda Magalhães on vocals, Paula Meira on bass, Ana P. Alves on keyboards, Marília Cordeiro on guitar, and Bruna Queiroz...
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Memá formed in Recife in 2015, with Amanda Magalhães on vocals, Paula Meira on bass, Ana P. Alves on keyboards, Marília Cordeiro on guitar, and Bruna Queiroz on drums. Their sound pulls from Brazilian rhythms like maracatu and forró, mixed with indie rock and electronic touches.
In 2018, the single "Apaga Logo" became a hit, a ballad about heartbreak that connected widely. They've released three albums: "Memá" in 2017, "O Canto das Ciganas" in 2019, and "Aurora" in 2021. Other songs include "Fôle(go)", "O Devedor", and "Sal".
The band has been vocal about LGBTQ+ rights and support for indigenous communities in Brazil, which drew some criticism. They kept at it, using their music to address social themes alongside personal ones.
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