Oxalá is a Portuguese term of Arabic origin, meaning "God willing" or "I hope." It holds significant cultural and spiritual connotations, particularly in Afro-Brazilian traditions, where Oxalá is revered as the creator of the world and humanity. ([altargods.com](https://altargods.com/candomble/oxala/?utm_source=openai)) In the realm of music, "Oxalá" has inspired various artists and compositions. For instance, the Portuguese band Terrakota released an album titled "Oxalá," which embraces their Portuguese roots while exploring diverse musical influences. ([terrakotaofficial.bandcamp.com](https://terrakotaofficial.bandcamp.com/album/oxal?utm_source=openai)) Additionally, Brazilian musician Moraes Moreira's song "Oxalá" has been reimagined in a percussive-disco version by producer Vini Campos, known as LOV.ini. ([soundcloud.com](https://soundcloud.com/tropicanarec/moraes-moreira-oxala-lovini-edit?utm_source=openai)) However, there is no specific information available about a musician named Oxala'.