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Braz\u00fa Quint\u00ea<\/h1>
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Brazilian chamber music was woven by icons such as Heitor Villa-Lobos, Guerra-Peixe and Radam\u00e9s Gnattali, whose compositions reverberate unique colors and sounds. Born from this rich tradition, but imbued with contemporary freshness, the group Braz\u00fa Quint\u00ea formed by F\u00e1bio Leal, Mariana Rodrigues, Let\u00edcia Andrade, Thiago Faria and Ariane Rodrigues, was established in 2016.<\/p>\n

With a focus on original compositions, inspired by the vast Brazilian musical diversity, the group not only honors the masters of the past, but also celebrates modern compositions and reinterprets classics by Almir Sater, L\u00f4 Borges, Ti\u00e3o Carreiro and Milton Nascimento through original arrangements.<\/p>\n

The distinct formation of guitar, piano, flute, cello and violin is the realization of F\u00e1bio Leal\u2019s vision, who dreamed of the fusion of the electric guitar in the chamber music universe.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/section><\/p><\/div>

ALBUMS<\/h1>
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