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Divinare<\/h3>
Braz\u00fa Quint\u00ea<\/a>\n<\/div>
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Founded in 2016, the Brazilian group Braz\u00fa Quint\u00ea is dedicated to performing chamber music, enriched by nuances and inflections of Brazilian music. They present their second album, DIVINARE, with original works that stand out for the diversity of their distinct musical atmospheres.<\/p>\n

With a unique lineup that includes F\u00e1bio Leal (electric guitar), Mariana Rodrigues (piano), Ariane Rodrigues (flute), Thiago Faria (cello), and Let\u00edcia Andrade (violin), the group was conceived with the aim of integrating the electric guitar into the world of chamber music, blending tradition and modernity.<\/p>\n

Among the highlights,\u00a0Aromas do Sul<\/em>\u00a0(F\u00e1bio Leal) constructs a harmonious dialogue of rhythms such as chamam\u00e9, guar\u00e2nia, and Argentine tango, with precision and refinement.\u00a0Divinare<\/em>\u00a0(F\u00e1bio Leal) is inspired by the poem “Os Sabi\u00e1s Divinam<\/em>” by Manoel de Barros, while\u00a0Caxinguel\u00ea<\/em>, with lyrics by Paulo C\u00e9sar Pinheiro, pays homage to Villa-Lobos, capturing the essence of the Amazon and its mythologies.\u00a0DIVINARE<\/em>\u00a0is a sophisticated and urgent sonic kaleidoscope; an open portrait of the creativity and versatility of its performers, who together, write a new chapter in contemporary Brazilian instrumental music.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/section><\/p><\/div>

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