Umbabarauma (song)

"Umbabarauma" is the second single by metal band Soulfly, released in 1998 from the debut album Soulfly. This song features tribal groove in primordial style, but in a different way compared to other songs on the album. This song is a cover of a Brazilian samba rock group Jorge Ben Jor backed with '70s hard rock guitar riffs.^[1]

Track listing

Maxi-single

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Umbabarauma" (LP Mix)	4:13
2.	"Umbabarauma" (World Cup Mix)	3:45
3.	"Tribe" (Extended Version)	5:54
4.	"Umbabarauma" (World Cup Mix - Instrumental)	3:38
Total length:		17:30

Promo CD

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Umbabarauma"

Personnel

Soulfly

Max Cavalera - vocals, 4-strings guitar
Jackson Bandeira - guitars
Marcello D. Rapp - bass guitars
Roy "Rata" Moyorga - drums

Additional personnel

Eric Bobo - percussions
Jorge Du Peixe - tamborim
Gilmar Bolla Oito - tamborim
Produced by Ross Robinson

References

↑ "Soulfly – Soulfly – Reviews". Encyclopaedia Metallum: The Metal Archives.

External links

Song Lyrics

v t e Soulfly

Max Cavalera Marc Rizzo Tony Campos Zyon Cavalera Marcelo "Cello" Dias Roy Mayorga Jackson Bandeira Logan Mader Mikey Doling Joe Nunez Bobby Burns David Kinkade

Studio albums	Soulfly Primitive 3 Prophecy Dark Ages Conquer Omen Enslaved Savages

Extended plays	Tribe Blood Fire War Hate

Videos	The Song Remains Insane

Singles	"Eye for an Eye" "Umbabarauma" "Bleed" "Tribe" "Back to the Primitive" "Son Song" "Jumpdafuckup" "Seek 'n' Strike" "Downstroy" "Prophecy" "Carved Inside" "Frontlines" "Unleash" "Blood Fire War Hate" "Rise of the Fallen" "World Scum" "Bloodshed" "Master of Savagery"

Notable songs	"Tree of Pain"

Related articles	Discography Nação Zumbi Primer 55 Cavalera Conspiracy Sepultura Asesino Ministry Prong Possessed Buck Satan and the 666 Shooters Borknagar Static-X Nailbomb Incite D.O.T.A.C.

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