Grupo Acaba is an enduring testament to the cultural tapestry of Brazil, a music ensemble that has dedicated its artistry to capturing and celebrating the essence of the Pantanal region - the world's largest tropical wetland area. The group, whose name translates to "End Group" in English, has a history that spans over five decades, having been formed in the late 1960s by a collective of passionate musicians in Mato Grosso do Sul. Their music is a rich blend of regional folk traditions, including elements from Guarani indigenous songs, Paraguayan influences, and the soulful rhythms of Brazilian sertanejo.

Throughout their illustrious career, Grupo Acaba has become synonymous with the sounds of the Pantanal, providing an aural journey through the wetlands' natural beauty, biodiversity, and the way of life of its inhabitants. Their focus on environmental conservation and cultural storytelling is reflected in the thematic concentration of their work. Their recent releases, such as "Pantanal: Nascentes, Rios e Vertentes 50 Anos," a collection straddling multiple volumes, and "Última Cheia," showcase their long-standing commitment to these themes, marking a significant milestone by celebrating their 50-year legacy and reinforcing their role as musical custodians of the Pantanal’s rich heritage.

Genres

Chamame Brasilero

Latest Release

Aleixo Garcia - A Jornada Épica

Grupo Acaba

Album - 10 Tracks - Released May 7, 2024