Pajé Sol
Pajé Sol formed in 2007 as a collective of musicians in Rio de Janeiro. Their name translates to 'Medicine Man's Sun,' which hints at their interest in...
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Pajé Sol formed in 2007 as a collective of musicians in Rio de Janeiro. Their name translates to 'Medicine Man's Sun,' which hints at their interest in Brazilian tradition and spirituality. The group includes Bruna Caram on lead vocals and indigenous chanting, Thiago da Serrinha on guitars, Fabio Sá on keyboards, Pedro Sá on bass, and Pedro Viáfora on drums and percussion.
Their music draws on Brazilian rhythms and ethereal harmonies, with songs like 'Cheiro de Alecrim' and 'Tribais & Espirais' showing their approach. They've released four albums: their self-titled debut in 2007, followed by 'AÚ' in 2010, 'Amoreira' in 2014, and 'Candeia' in 2017.
Some critics have questioned whether Pajé Sol appropriates indigenous culture, while others see their work as bridging traditions with modern music. The band has continued with their focus on themes of nature and spirituality despite these discussions.
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