Vânia Sales e Josafá
Their music pulls from Brazilian styles like samba, forro, and bossa nova, but they give it a contemporary feel. One of their well-known songs is...
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Their music pulls from Brazilian styles like samba, forro, and bossa nova, but they give it a contemporary feel.
One of their well-known songs is "Encarcerados," a ballad that addresses mass incarceration. They put out their first album in 2005 and followed up with others, including 2009's "Nação Encarcerada."
Other songs in their catalog include "Eu Imagino Deus," "Um Homem, Um Tanque, Uma Cama," "É Ele," and "A Túnica." Vânia often writes the lyrics, which tend to touch on love and social issues.
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