Zá formed in São Paulo in 2005, a four-piece band with João Gabriel on vocals and guitar, Jair Oliveira on drums, Bruno Buarque on bass and keyboards, and Gui Fonseca on guitar and synth. Their music pulls from Brazilian folk and electronic dance elements, though it's hard to pin down to one style.
Their debut album 'Hoje' came out in 2008, with the title track getting radio play. They followed with 'Saturno' in 2012, then 'Supernova' in 2015, and 'Ouro' in 2019. The band's lyrics often touch on social issues, which has drawn both support and criticism over time.
Songs like 'Tanto Barulho' and 'Hoje' show their mix of ethereal melodies and rhythmic patterns. Their live shows are known for visual elements that match the music's atmospheric quality.
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