Pitwawa
Pitwawa formed in 2013 in Salvador, Brazil, with musicians drawn to Brazilian roots music. They started playing small venues around the country while...
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Pitwawa formed in 2013 in Salvador, Brazil, with musicians drawn to Brazilian roots music. They started playing small venues around the country while developing their sound. In 2016, they put out their self-titled debut album, which included the track 'Na Alma Um Olhar.'
Their music mixes traditional Brazilian rhythms like maracatu, samba, and xote with rock, jazz, and folk elements. This approach drew some criticism from purists who felt it strayed too far from convention, but the band kept working with those combinations anyway.
Songs like 'Lambada de Serpente' and 'Na Alma Um Olhar' show their style, melodic, with lyrics that often touch on love and searching. They haven't chased a single sound so much as let those different influences sit together in the arrangements.
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