Paulo S.A. Silva
Paulo S.A. Silva formed in 2004 around singer-songwriter Paulo Silva, drawing from the traditional music of Northeast Brazil. Their sound pulls from regional...
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Paulo S.A. Silva formed in 2004 around singer-songwriter Paulo Silva, drawing from the traditional music of Northeast Brazil. Their sound pulls from regional styles like forró and maracatu, with songs that often reflect on the land and its history. The band has worked with a changing lineup of musicians over time, including backing vocalist Maíra Freitas and accordion player Leonardo Araújo.
Their 2010 album 'Sopros de História' gave the band its name and stirred some debate over its historical references. They've also recorded with artists like Dominguinhos and Chico César, bringing different textures to their music.
Other albums include 'Contos e Canções' from 2007 and 'Cordel do Fogo Encantado' in 2016. The group's lyrics tend toward the poetic, touching on social themes and personal reflection within a framework of Brazilian folk traditions.
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