Clã Nordestino
- Origin
- Maranhão, MA
- Years active
- 2003
- Genres
- rap, hip hop, MPB, reggae, bumba-meu-boi, tambor de crioula
Biography
Clã Nordestino is a Brazilian musical group formed by Lamartine, Nando, Lílian, and DJ Juarez. Their music is characterized by a fusion of rap with traditional Maranhense rhythms, including Tambor de Crioula, Reggae, and Bumba-meu-boi.
The group released their album "A Peste Negra" in 2003, which garnered them several awards, including "revelation group" and "best album" at various festivals. The album featured production by notable artists such as MV Bill, KL Jay, and Rappin Hood, and included contributions from Negro Lamar, Preto Ghóez, Nando, Lilian, and DJ Juarez.
Clã Nordestino's sound is deeply rooted in the cultural heritage of the Northeast region of Brazil, blending urban hip-hop elements with the rich musical traditions of Maranhão. Their lyrical themes often address social issues and the realities of life in the periphery, reflecting a strong connection to their roots and a commitment to social commentary. The group has collaborated with various artists, including Célia Sampaio and Rappin Hood, further expanding their musical reach and influence within the Brazilian music scene.