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Barbatuques is a Brazilian body percussion group founded in 1995 by Fernando Barba in São Paulo. The ensemble uses the human body as a musical instrument, combining claps, chest thumps, finger snaps, and vocals to create rhythms and melodies. Notable albums include "Corpo do Som" (2002), "O Seguinte é Esse" (2005), and "Ayú" (2015). Barbatuques has performed in over 30 countries and collaborated with artists such as Stênio Mendes, Badi Assad, and Naná Vasconcelos. Their music has been featured in film soundtracks like "Rio 2" and "O Menino e o Mundo". The products available from the artist Barbatuques include CDs.
