Xaraiês
Xaraiés formed in São Paulo in 1996, led by vocalist Wilma Lopes. They started playing in churches and community centers, building a following with music that...
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Xaraiés formed in São Paulo in 1996, led by vocalist Wilma Lopes. They started playing in churches and community centers, building a following with music that mixed Brazilian rhythms with spiritual themes. Their song 'Caminho de Sião' became particularly well-known.
Their approach drew some criticism from religious circles, but they kept making music focused on tolerance and inclusivity. They've put out over twenty albums, including titles like 'Promessa' and 'O Amor Vence', along with songs such as 'Me joguei' and 'Essa Luz'.
The group's lineup has included musicians like Marcio Almeida on guitar and Renata Arruda on vocals and percussion. Their concerts developed a reputation for creating a particular kind of communal atmosphere.
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