Mundaréu

Origin

Curitiba, PR

Years Active

1997

Genres

regional brazilian music, MPB

Instruments

rabeca, pandeiro, zabumba, viola caipira, violão, pífanos, gaita ponto, percussão

Biography

Mundaréu is a Brazilian musical group formed in Curitiba, Paraná, in 1997. The band is known for its exploration of regional Brazilian music, blending traditional sounds with contemporary arrangements. Their work often draws inspiration from the rich cultural tapestry of Brazil, aiming to preserve and innovate within the country's diverse musical heritage.

Mundaréu's performances and recordings have been recognized for their authenticity and artistic merit. The group has participated in various festivals and cultural events across Brazil, contributing to the dissemination of regional music. Their commitment to showcasing the depth and variety of Brazilian musical expressions has earned them a dedicated following and critical acclaim within the national music scene.

Over the years, Mundaréu has collaborated with other artists and contributed to significant musical projects, further solidifying their place in Brazilian music. Their discography includes albums that highlight their unique approach to regional music, often featuring traditional instruments and vocal harmonies. The band's continued dedication to their artistic vision ensures their ongoing relevance in the Brazilian musical landscape, offering a rich and evolving sound that resonates with audiences.

Discography

• Guarnicê - uma Singela Opereta Popular (2000)
• Embala Eu (2004)
• Cortejo Natalino (2005)
• Mundaré (2009)