Thiago de Xangô
Thiago de Xangô formed in Salvador's Pelourinho district, with Thiago Carvalho as vocalist and percussionist. The group drew from Candomblé traditions and...
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Thiago de Xangô formed in Salvador's Pelourinho district, with Thiago Carvalho as vocalist and percussionist. The group drew from Candomblé traditions and samba rhythms, creating a sound that mixed Afro-Brazilian elements with contemporary urban beats.
Their 2013 album "Adrenalina" gave them a breakthrough track of the same name that became popular in Salvador. Other songs like "Arte à Flor da Pele" and "É Coisa de Preto" show their approach to blending traditional sources with modern production.
As their profile grew, some critics questioned their use of Candomblé elements in commercial music. The band continued working through these discussions while maintaining their artistic direction.
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