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Odoiá
Odoiá formed in Salvador, Bahia around the mid-2000s with members Valmir Borges, Genivaldo Souza, Guto Cerqueira, and Uziel Jonathan. Their first album,...
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Odoiá formed in Salvador, Bahia around the mid-2000s with members Valmir Borges, Genivaldo Souza, Guto Cerqueira, and Uziel Jonathan. Their first album, "Deixa a Vida Me Levar," came out in 2006, mixing reggae, samba, and axé. They followed it with records like "Nação Odoiá" in 2009 and "O Mundo É Nosso" in 2012.
One of their tracks, "Nada Vai Abalar a Minha Fé," features DJ Negralha. They've also worked with Paulo Dionísio on "Somos Inteiros." In 2013, another musician accused them of plagiarism, though the claims were later dismissed.
They've dealt with financial trouble and the strain of members living far apart, but kept recording. Other songs include "Caminhos Diferentes" and "Proteja Sua Mente."
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