Mestre Liminha
Mestre Liminha, born José Ferreira da Silva Filho in Salvador, Bahia, founded the band Filho de Ogum in 1984. The group's name references Ogum, the Orisha of...
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Mestre Liminha, born José Ferreira da Silva Filho in Salvador, Bahia, founded the band Filho de Ogum in 1984. The group's name references Ogum, the Orisha of war and metal in Afro-Brazilian traditions. Their self-titled debut album came out in 1986.
His music draws from Candomblé rhythms, and songs like "Filho de Ogum" and "Atleta da Língua" reflect that connection. Liminha's lyrics often touch on social issues, and his stage presence has sometimes stirred debate.
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