Maracatu is a vibrant and traditional music genre from the northeastern region of Brazil, specifically Pernambuco. It is deeply rooted in Afro-Brazilian culture and spirituality, often associated with religious ceremonies dedicated to deities like Yemanjá and Shango. The genre combines powerful rhythms played on Alfaia drums, gonguês, and shekeres, with lyrical storytelling that reflects the rich cultural tapestry of Brazilian folklore. Artists such as O REI DA BATIDINHA, Siba, and Lia de Itamaracá elevate maracatu with their performances, infusing it with contemporary elements while maintaining its traditional essence. The music embodies a communal spirit, often performed in parades and festivals, where dancers in elaborate costumes complete the sensory experience.

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Single - Released April 16, 2025