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Cláudio Ramos Rosa, percussionist known in the world of music as Crá Rosa, was born in the city of Salvador de Bahia (Brazil). With a long trajectory in the world of music, he had the opportunity to play and share the stage with great musicians from the Brazilian and European scene such as: Hindi Zahra, Macaco, Mariene de Castro, Munir Hossn, Ellen Oléria, Margareth Menezes, Roberto Mendes, Marina Tuset, Paul Beaubrun, Mario Canonge, Judit Nerddermann, Mû Mbana, Mario Rossi, Sandra Bautista, Nacho Mañó, Stay Homas among others. From the age of 15, he was part of various groups with different musical genres until he became part of Arrastão da Timbalada (project created by Carlinhos Brown), where he expanded his musical knowledge having the opportunity to participate for two years in this project and participate in the recording of the film Rhythms of the World by the American group Stomp with this same project.
Crá Rosa plays vibrant Brazilian music, primarily samba and samba reggae, infused with world music and jazz influences.
Crá Rosa, whose real name is Cláudio Ramos Rosa, was born in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil, and is currently based in Barcelona, Spain.
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