Čao Laru is a Franco-Brazilian band known for its eclectic musical style that celebrates the intersection of various global cultures. Formed by a collective of musicians hailing from France and Brazil, the band seamlessly blends elements from both countries' musical traditions while also drawing from a broader palette that includes influences from Balkan music, Latin rhythms, and African beats. Their music is characterized by a lively blend of strings, percussion, wind instruments, and heartfelt vocals, creating a sound that is both rich in tradition and innovative in its approach.

With their diverse lineup and instrumentation, which often includes the violin, accordion, guitar, and a variety of percussive tools, Čao Laru crafts songs that are vibrant and full of life. They've managed to captivate audiences through their dynamic live performances and thought-provoking lyrics, addressing themes of cultural identity, social justice, and universal human experiences. Among their recent releases, they've offered tracks such as "Batuque Etéreo," a rhythmic celebration of ethereal drumming, "Cuna Gitana," which echoes the narratives of Gypsy lullabies, and "Triste, Louca ou Má," a cover that resonates with deep emotional currents. The group is recognized for its ability to foster a sense of global community through music, and their works, including "Terra Irmã" and "Libre," often reflect an intimate connection with the Earth and a spirit of freedom and connection across borders.

Genres

Musica Campineira

Latest Release

Minas

Čao Laru

Album - 11 Tracks - Released January 17, 2024