Zahir Batista
Zahir Batista is a musician from Acaraú, a town in Ceará, Brazil. His song 'Acaraú Água e Luz' became an anthem for the place, reflecting something of its...
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Zahir Batista is a musician from Acaraú, a town in Ceará, Brazil. His song 'Acaraú Água e Luz' became an anthem for the place, reflecting something of its character. He started writing songs early, influenced by traditional Brazilian folk music and his father's guitar playing.
His debut album, also called 'Acaraú Água e Luz,' came out in 2008. The title track was a hit, and the record mixed folk rhythms with other sounds. He has released other albums since, and his work has included songs like 'Amor Adolescente' and 'Vim do Sertão.'
He has worked with musicians like Gilberto Gil, Maria Gadú, and Lenine. His band has included Francisco Cordeiro on bass, Bruno Costa on drums, and Leandro Oliveira on guitar. His lyrics sometimes touch on social and environmental topics, which has drawn both support and criticism.
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