Cabruêra is a dynamic Brazilian band known for their eclectic infusion of regional rhythms with elements from across the world, a representation of their experimental and genre-bending approach to music. Hailing from Paraíba in the Northeast of Brazil, the group emerged onto the scene with their self-titled album "Cabruêra" and has been crafting a unique sonic identity since the late 1990s. They draw inspiration from the rich and diverse cultural wellspring of Nordeste, a region with a profound and multifaceted musical heritage.

The distinctiveness of Cabruêra’s sound comes from their ability to blend traditional Brazilian music, like forró and samba, with a wide range of global influences, including rock, jazz, and funk. Through releases like "Sol a Pino," "No Mar," and "Deixa a gira girar," they pay homage to their roots while also pushing boundaries, reflecting the ongoing and ever-changing narrative of Brazilian music. Albums such as "Colors of Brazil" and "Nordeste Oculto" highlight the band's dedication to exploring and unveiling the lesser-known aspects of Northeastern Brazilian culture. Engaging with themes that range from social to spiritual, Cabruêra has established itself as a distinctive voice in the contemporary world music scene, continually capturing the imagination and hearts of listeners with their vibrant and innovative soundscapes.