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PhaRRá
PhaRRá formed in Rio de Janeiro around 2007, with Bruno Buarque, Nicolas Gomes, and Rodrigo Tavares as founding members. Their name comes from an acronym for...
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PhaRRá formed in Rio de Janeiro around 2007, with Bruno Buarque, Nicolas Gomes, and Rodrigo Tavares as founding members. Their name comes from an acronym for Força, Harmonia, Respeito, Responsabilidade e Amor, which translates to Strength, Harmony, Respect, Responsibility, and Love.
In 2012, their song "Acenda a Luz" became their breakthrough track. The song's lyrics about hope and collective action connected with listeners during a period of social and political tension in Brazil.
They've released several albums including Acenda a Luz in 2012, O Mundo É Nosso in 2015, and Nação Cypher in 2017. Their music often addresses social issues, which has sometimes drawn criticism alongside praise.
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