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- Ilha Bela
- Ruínas da Babilônia
- Trem do Amor
- 2000 anos
- 500 Anos de História
- A Flor o ou Espinho
- A Infinita e Eterna Canção
- A Onda do Amor
- A Ponta do Iceberg
- A Razão e o Porquê (Canção de Graça e Louvor)
- Abandonados Pelo Sistema (Babylon System)
- Abidjan. Abidjan
- Adeus Minha Cidade
- Além Do Véu De Maya
- All The Choices
- Amor e Compaixão
- Amor Perdido Na Babilonia
- Amor Que Eu Sempre Quis
- Ate Que o Bem Triunfe No Final
- Azul Da Cor Do Mar
- Babilônia Brasileira
- Babilônia Em Chamas
- Babylon System
- Back To Sampa
- Bela Mocidade
- Black Bahia
- Botão Querendo Florescer
- Breve Como Um Jogo
- Breve Sopro No Ar
- Canção do Amor Sem Fim
- Canção Nordestina
- Cease The Fire
- Chama
- Civilização Fluvial
- Come The To Vibe
- Como Uma Pedra Rolando
- Confissões de Um Velho Regueiro
- Confronto Mental
- Corruptos
- Curitiba Reggae Bound
- De Passagem
- De Teresina à São Luis
- Deixe o Brilho da Lua Entrar
- Dias Cruciais
- Doce É o Amor de Jah
- Eira
- El Niño
- Em Quem Servirá a Carapuça
- Estradas e Trilhas
- Eu Sei
- Existem tantas moradas no reino do Senhor
- Farce Of Democracy
- Farsa de Democracia
- Filhos de Jah
- Fique Firme
- Flame
- Floradas de Amor
- Fogo e Água
- Garota Dreadlock
- Gira Latina
- Globalização
- Great Mr. Blackman
- Guerra - War
- Guerreiros da Tribo
- Guerrilhas Mentais
- Homem da Babilônia
- Homem, Não Chore
- I Know Only One Jah
- Ilha do Tesouro
- Ilhas Flutuantes
- Impunidade
- Inna Maranhão (Costa Norte)
- Inna Rub a Dub Style
- Irie Dub Feeling
- Is This Love
- It a Go Dread
- Jah Aqui e Agora
- Jah Está no Controle
- Jah's Peace
- Ligado Nas Voltas Que o Mundo Dá
- Magia Natural
- Magnatas e Regueiros
- Me Satisfaz A Alma
- Mental Confrontation
- Mercador de Canções
- Michelle
- Misty Morning
- Morena Raiz
- Mr. Fya Maker
- Mundo em Confusão
- Na Margem do Jaguaribe
- Na Paz de Jah
- Não Basta Ser Rasta
- Nas Águas Das Alagoas
- Nas Ondas do Titãnzinho
- Neguinha
- Neguinho Babaçu
- No Extremo da Ilha
- O Abismo do Consumismo
- O andarilho
- O Mesmo Velho Blues (Inna Reggae Style)
- O Pouco a Fazer
- Oh Jah, És Tudo Para Mim (Love Jah So)
- Oh Jah, Oh Jah!
- Orai, Vigiai, A Babilônia Vai Cair
- Outras Cabeças
- Pavimentando a Estrada
- Pedaços do Meu Coração
- Pedra do Momento
- Perfume E Alma
- Pioneiros do Reggae
- Povos do Terceiro Mundo (Baba)
- Princesa Nativa
- Pueblo de Jah
- Quando O São João Chegar
- Quando o Sol Se For
- Rainha da Sedução
- Redemption Song
- Refens da Violência
- Reggae Embolada - Raggamuffin Brasileiro
- Reggae Jam Session
- Reggae Na Estrada
- Reggae No Luau
- Reggae No Rio Grande
- Regueiros Guerreiros
- Resíduo Fundo
- Roots Civilization
- Roots Reggae Music
- Roots,Rock,Reggae
- Sampa a Pampa
- Satisfaz Minha Alma
- Sem amarras
- Sem Que Se Queira a Noite Cai
- Senhor Dos Olhos Teus
- So Much Trouble in the World
- Só O Tempo Dirá
- Sol No Céu
- Song of Destruction
- Stir it up
- Sueño de América
- Superstar Interestelar
- surreal
- Suzy Wong
- Talking Blues
- Tarde Demais
- The Infinite and Eternal Song
- The Roots Man
- The Same Old Blues (Inna Reggae Style)
- The Wave of Love
- Traidores da Pátria
- Traitors of the Nation
- Tribo de Noronha
- Um Homem Comum
- Um Homem Rude
- Um Só Amor
- Uma Onda Que Passou
- Uma Onda que Passou
- Vast Fields Of Love
- Vem Pra Vibe
- Warriors
- What A Wonderful, World
- Why Do You Do It?
- World Inna Transition
Tribo de Jah is a reggae band from Brazil formed in 1986 at the Maranhão's capital city, São Luís is known as the Brazilian Jamaica, by Fauzi Beydoun, who in that time was a multinational CEO coming from Ivory Coast in África, that maintained a successful reggae program on a radio in town. It was in this school where the members met. Four band members are fully blind while the fifth has partial vision. While buying equipment to form a band, Fauzi had a conversation with the leader of a band called "Banda Reflexo", whose musicians are still acquainted with him today. There, they worked as hired musicians, playing in São Luis and nearby cities parties, running a repertoire that held all the successful rhythms from that time, such as reggae, lambada, dance, serestas, meringues etc. As a peculiar feature, the band is formed by four visually impaired men who had met each other still young at Escola de Cegos do Maranhão and awake to music using school's old instruments (a music keyboard with missing piano keys, a guitar missing chords and the drummer used to use the writing desk to set the pace). Then, they agreed to follow together the project to form a reggae music band. Contested by the cultural elite, but embraced by the masses, reggae music became one of the most relevant features of maranhense culture, where it was created a very singular way to listen and dance the rhythm, creating an aspect that is unique in the entire world. At that time, the "radiolas", or sound-systems, recognized in this manner in Jamaica, were responsible for spreading reggae music in the whole state, while different reggae clubs maintained the rhythm on top attending a great public frequency, even though reggae was still not played on radios. In this situation, Tribo de Jah started to propagate its reggae roots, approaching social, political, spiritual subjects with love and peace messages. The band opened a market for reggae music in Brazil, playing in places where the Jamaican rhythm was never heard before attracting a legion of fans in the entire country. The band was the pioneer introducing reggae theme in Brazil: terms like "Jah" (God), "Babylon", "Roots" (title of their first album), among others, were never been spread nationally until then, what made the culture to be known in large scale by fans and other bands. The band's success out of the borders is due to Tribo de Jah sing in other tree languages besides Portuguese: French, Spanish and English. Beyond international concerts, the band recorded the album "In Version" in Interlaken, Switzerland; "Reggae'n Blues" album in San Diego, California, featuring musicians that followed Peter Tosh, such as the bass player George Fullwood, the drummer Santa Davis, the guitar player Tony Chin, among others. Tribo de Jah also recorded an entirely album in English to the foreign Market, entitled "Love to the World, Peace to the People". Recorded 2008 in Belem, Pará, the last bands DVD, has as its main song and album title "Live in Amazon", a global appeal against deforestation: "Cease the fire in the forest or we all shall burn...", which brought the Jamaican singer featuring ex-Gladiators singer Clinton Fearon. The last album was released in 2014 titled Pedra de Salão, and it makes immersion in the essence of Mararanhão cultural reggae, hearkening back to its genesis. The Reggae Maranhão Museum features relics of reggae, such as a guitar from the Maranhense band Tribo de Jah, used by the band in more than 20 countries, as part of the group's history, having been used in the main recordings of their songs and in national and international major concerts .
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