Michel de Moraes
Michel de Moraes is a Brazilian musician from Salvador, Bahia. He started playing guitar and singing in the mid-1990s, eventually forming a band under his own...
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Michel de Moraes is a Brazilian musician from Salvador, Bahia. He started playing guitar and singing in the mid-1990s, eventually forming a band under his own name. His debut album came out in 2001, and he released another called 'Onda' in 2022.
Some of his songs include 'Deixa a Onda Te Levar' and 'Conexão'. His music draws from the various traditions around Salvador, and his lyrics sometimes touch on social or political topics.
He's worked with musicians like guitarist Pedro Salles and bassist Roberto Silva. The band's lineup has changed some over time, but those players have been part of the sound for a while.
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