Os Demônios Da Garoa - A Banda

Review by Michael Carnell

Os Demônios Da Garoa have been a staple in Brazilian music for over six decades, and their latest album, A Banda, is a testament to their enduring popularity. The album features a collection of classic samba and choro songs, as well as original compositions that showcase the group's unmatched musicianship and vocal harmonies.

From the upbeat and catchy "A Banda" to the more contemplative "O Samba é Meu Dom", the album is a celebration of the rich musical heritage of Brazil. The group's signature sound is front and center, with the distinctive sound of the cavaquinho and pandeiro providing the rhythmic backbone for the songs.

The album also features collaborations with some of Brazil's most talented musicians, including Zeca Pagodinho and Diogo Nogueira. These collaborations bring a fresh perspective to the group's sound, while still staying true to their roots.

Summary by Michael Carnell

A Banda is a must-listen for fans of Brazilian music, and a great introduction to the vibrant and diverse musical culture of Brazil. The album showcases the enduring appeal of Os Demônios Da Garoa, and their continued importance in the world of Brazilian music.