Respeitem o Meu Canto!
Respeitem o Meu Canto! formed in São Paulo in 1997, with five musicians who shared an interest in Afro-Brazilian rhythms and spiritual traditions. The lineup...
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Respeitem o Meu Canto! formed in São Paulo in 1997, with five musicians who shared an interest in Afro-Brazilian rhythms and spiritual traditions. The lineup included Fábio Júnior on vocals, Alexandre Nunes on percussion, Cristiano Matheus on bass, Ronaldo Lima on drums, and Rafael dos Santos on guitar.
Their music blended Afro-Brazilian sounds with hip-hop and reggae elements, which didn't immediately find favor with mainstream outlets. They built their audience through grassroots shows instead.
They've released seven studio albums between 1999 and 2018, starting with their self-titled debut and including titles like 'Entre Anjos e Demônios,' 'Tributo à Mãe,' and 'Orum Aiyé.'
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