Os Tincoãs, formed in 1960 in Cachoeira, Bahia, Brazil, were a pioneering trio renowned for blending Afro-Brazilian religious chants with popular music. Their harmonious vocals and incorporation of Candomblé rhythms into samba and capoeira songs set them apart. Their 1973 self-titled album is celebrated for its spiritual depth and cultural significance. Despite initial limited recognition, their work has influenced generations of artists and continues to resonate, exemplifying the rich tapestry of Brazil's musical heritage. ([artdaily.com](https://artdaily.com/news/162421/Os-Tinco-atilde-s-Were-Almost-Forgotten--A-New-Generation-Found-Their-Music-?utm_source=openai))