Name: Îakaré 'Y - Pe by Arandu Arakuaa
Duration: 2 min 5 s
Description: Arandu Arakuaa is a Brazilian band that mixes heavy Megal with Indigenous Brazilian Traditional Music and sung in Old Tupi language

KORZUS - Correria

Angra - Speed

Arandu Arakuaa is a Brazilian band that mixes heavy Megal with Indigenous Brazilian Traditional Music and sung in Old Tupi language

Îakaré 'Y - Pe

Strength of My Life

The Giant

Antarctica the Polymorphess

This Is Who We Are. This Is What We Do

All for One

Live From Australia : The Reformation Tour 2012

Fire In The Head

From the album Self Titled by Freedom Hawk (MeteorCity 2009)

Freedom Hawk - Bad Man

Angra - Visions Prelude

MEMBERS:
Glenn Hughes
Joe Bonamassa
Jason Bonham
Derek Sherinian

Black Country Communion is the brainchild of producer Kevin Shirley (Black Crowes, Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin). The album, produced and mixed by Shirley, is mastered by the legendary Bob Ludwig.

Black Country Communion initially came to fruition when Kevin Shirley saw Glenn Hughes and Joe Bonamassa join forces on stage in Los Angeles in November 2009 for an explosive performance at Guitar Center’s King of the Blues event.

Shirley recruited powerhouse drummer Jason Bonham (Led Zeppelin, Foreigner) and keyboardist Derek Sherinian (Dream Theatre, Billy Idol, Alice Cooper).

The band, named after the industrial area in the British Midlands where both Hughes and Bonham were born and raised.

Black Country Communion - Man In The Middle

Angra - Rebirth (Acoustic)

The band Arandu Arakuaa (“Knowlege of the cycles of heaven” or “Wisdom of the cosmos” in Tupi-Guarani language), was created in April 2008 when Zândhio Aquino began writing songs with lyrics in Ancient Tupi language. The band is currently composed by Nájila Cristina (Vocals/Maracá), Zândhio Aquino (Guitars/Viola Caipira/Vocals/Keyboard/Indigenous instruments), Saulo Lucena (Bass/Back Vocals/Maracá) and Adriano Ferreira (Drums/Percussion).

The band's musicality merges aspects of Heavy Metal, indigenous music and Brazilian folk music with lyrics in the indigenous languages Tupi, Xerente and Xavante, inspired by the legends, rituals and struggles of Indigenous Peoples from Brazil, aiming to contribute to the dissemination and appreciation of their cultures, underestimated over the centuries.

The use of the viola caipira enhances the Brazilianness even further in the sound of Arandu Arakuaa. Zândhio uses a guitar-viola, an instrument designed by the musician himself.

In August 2011 the band performed live for the first time, and since then promotes a 100% authoral repertoire.  The band had an early EP called “Arandu Arakuaa” released in 2012 and two Full-Lenght albums: “Kó Yby Oré“ – 2013,  “Wdê Nnãkrda” – 2015, three music videos and two lyric videos. So far the band have performed at festivals such as Agosto de Rock (TO); Femme Festival (GO); Ferrock (DF); Porão do Rock (DF), THORHAMMERFEST(SP) and World Forum of Human Rights.

ARANDU ARAKUAA IN THE SOCIAL NETWORKS:
Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/aranduarakuaa 
Youtube: youtube.com/aranduarakuaa
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/aranduarakuaa
CONTACT FOR SHOWS:
E-mail: aranduarakuaa@gmail.com

PT: A banda Arandu Arakuaa (que em tupi-guarani significa: “saber dos ciclos dos céus” ou “sabedoria do cosmos”), teve início em abril de 2008 quando Zândhio Aquino começou a compor músicas com letras em Tupi Antigo. A banda é composta por Nájila Cristina (Vocais/Maracá), Zândhio Aquino (Guitarra/Viola Caipira/Vocais/Teclado/Instrumentos Indígenas), Saulo Lucena (Contrabaixo/Vocais de Apoio/Maracá) e Adriano Ferreira (Bateria/Percussão).
 
A musicalidade da banda mescla vertentes do rock pesado à música indígena e regional brasileira, com letras nos idiomas indígenas Tupi, Xerente e Xavante, inspiradas nas lendas, ritos e lutas dos Povos Indígenas do Brasil. Desta maneira, buscando contribuir para a divulgação e valorização de suas manifestações culturais, subestimadas durante os séculos. 

O uso da viola caipira realça ainda mais a brasilidade na sonoridade do Arandu Arakuaa. Zândhio usa uma guitarra viola, instrumento idealizado pelo próprio músico.

Em agosto de 2011, a banda fez o seu primeiro show e, desde então, divulga o seu trabalho com um repertório 100% autoral. Conta com um EP "Arandu Arakuaa – 2012” e dois álbuns “Kó Yby Oré – 2013 e “Wdê Nnãkrda – 2015”; três vídeos clips e dois lyrics vídeo. Já tendo se apresentado em festivais como Agosto de Rock (TO); Femme Festival (GO); Ferrock (DF); Porão do Rock (DF), THORHAMMERFEST(SP) e  no evento Fórum Mundial de Direitos Humanos.


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