Pontos Cantados de Umbanda
Pontos Cantados de Umbanda comes from the Afro-Brazilian religion of Umbanda. Their music carries the chants and rhythms used in religious ceremonies, with...
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Pontos Cantados de Umbanda comes from the Afro-Brazilian religion of Umbanda. Their music carries the chants and rhythms used in religious ceremonies, with songs like 'Luar Na Pedreira' becoming known beyond those gatherings.
They released albums including 'Axé de Umbanda' in 1975 and 'Luar Na Pedreira' in 1981. The title track from that later album reached listeners outside their religious community, with its particular blend of melody and rhythm.
Some have questioned whether their recordings commercialize sacred music. The group includes members like Pai João de Xangô and Pai Caribé, who work within the traditions they perform.
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