Ladeira Do Pelô / Faraó Divindade Do Egito (MúSica Incidental "Natureza EgíPcia" / Protesto Do Olodum (Lá Vou Eu)
Olodum is a bloco-afro from Salvador's carnival, in Bahia, Brazil.It was founded on April 25, 1979 during the carnival season as a leisure option for residents of Maciel-Pelourinho, guaranteeing them the right to play at the carnival in one block and in an organized manner.It is a non-governmental organization of the Brazilian black movement.Its headquarters are located in the historic center of Salvador, Pelourinho, which hosts most of its presentations.Its CEO is João Jorge Rodrigues. Olodum develops activism to combat social discrimination, boost the self-esteem and pride of African-Brazilians, and defend and fight to secure civil and human rights for marginalized people in Bahia and Brazil.Currently, it has a social project called Escola Olodum (Olodum School).
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Faraó Divindade do Egito / Ladeira do Pelô / Bagdá (Ao Vivo)
Composer: Luciano Gomes dos Santos & Carlos Alberto Santos do Carmo & Gilson Menezes Santos Dorea
Lyricist: Luciano Gomes dos Santos & Carlos Alberto Santos do Carmo & Gilson Menezes Santos Dorea
Faraó Divindade do Egito / Ladeira do Pêlo / Bagdá (Ao Vivo)
Composer: Luciano Gomes dos Santos & Sérgio Pedro de Freitas & Carlos Aberto Santos do Carmo & Gilson Menezes Santos Dorea
Lyricist: Luciano Gomes dos Santos & Sérgio Pedro de Freitas & Carlos Aberto Santos do Carmo & Gilson Menezes Santos Dorea
Pot-Pourri Afro: Protesto do Olodum / Faraó Divindade do Egito / Revolta Olodum / Madagascar Olodum
Composer: Luciano Gomes Dos Santos & Gilson Menezes Santos Dorea & Reinevaldo Miranda da Silva & José Olissan & Domingos Sérgio
Lyricist: Luciano Gomes Dos Santos & Gilson Menezes Santos Dorea & Reinevaldo Miranda da Silva & José Olissan & Domingos Sérgio
Protesto do Olodum / Revolta Olodum / Faraó (Divindade do Egito) / Madagascar Olodum /Raça negróide / Ladeira do Pelô [Ao vivo]
Composer: Betão & Domingos Sérgio & José Olissom & Luciano Gomes & Luciano Gomes Dos Santos & Rey Zulu & Tatau