Música popular paraense is a vibrant genre originating from the Brazilian state of Pará, known for its eclectic mix of indigenous, African, and Caribbean influences. This genre encapsulates a diverse range of sounds, including traditional rhythms such as carimbó, tecnobrega, and guitarrada, making it a rich tapestry of cultural expressions. Artists within this genre, such as Verequete, Dona Onete, and Jaloo, each bring their unique flavor, from the folkloric storytelling and rhythmic beats to modern electronic twists. Música popular paraense is not just music; it's a celebration of regional identity, storytelling, and innovation, where ancient rhythms meet contemporary sounds, creating an energetic and soulful experience that defies traditional musical boundaries.

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Manoel Cordeiro

Single - Released December 12, 2024