Psirico

Psirico is a vibrant Brazilian musical group renowned for its energetic and compelling fusion of axé music, a popular genre that originated in the Brazilian state of Bahia. The band was formed in Salvador, the heartland of Bahian music culture, by vocalist Márcio Victor, who also serves as a percussionist and the group's leader. Psirico, often characterized by its infectious rhythms and danceable beats, has gained national fame for its live performances and carnival presence, becoming a staple act during Brazil's festive season.

The group's recent musical releases demonstrate their ability to capture the dynamic spirit of contemporary Bahian music while also tapping into trends within the broader Brazilian music scene. Tracks like "Desce Toma Toma" and "Popo Girando" exhibit Psirico's signature blend of traditional axé with modern pop and funk elements, creating a sound that resonates with audiences both young and old. Their live albums, such as "Psi Universal (Ao Vivo)" and "Psi Universal, Vol.2 (Ao Vivo)," showcase the raw energy and interactive nature of their performances, which are a testament to Psirico's role in shaping the ever-evolving musical landscape of Brazil's northeast. With an unwavering commitment to their cultural roots and an eye towards contemporary sounds, Psirico continues to be a standard-bearer for Bahian music and an ambassador of Brazil's rich musical heritage on the world stage.

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PULA PULA NA FOGUEIRA
Single - Released May 17, 2024
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