Wear the raw energy of a legendary live performance.
Inspired by Banda Terráquea’s historic concert in Salvador, Bahia, this official Teatro SESI Live t-shirt celebrates a night of pure musical magic. Featuring the full 9-track live setlist on the design, it embodies the explosive fusion of American Rhythm & Blues and powerful Afro-Brazilian percussion. 100% of the net profits go directly to the Radio Terra Project, a registered US 501(c)(3) nonprofit providing free, live online music lessons to underprivileged youth.
Wear the stage vibration, fund the mission!
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This official t-shirt features the iconic Banda Terráquea logo, representing a socio-musical movement that unites all “earthlings” through the universal vibration of music. It symbolizes the ultimate cultural bridge between American Blues and Afro-Brazilian rhythms. 100% of the net profits from this shirt are donated directly to the Radio Terra Project, a registered US 501(c)(3) nonprofit providing free, live online music lessons to students in need.
Wear the emblem of planet preservation and fund a beautiful mission!
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Inspired by Banda Terráquea’s powerful track “Samba da Liberdade” (featuring the legendary As Ganhadeiras de Itapuã), this official t-shirt is a statement of inner strength and resistance against oppression.
Tailored for a premium, comfortable fit, this conscious tee does more than elevate your style: 100% of the net profits go directly to the Radio Terra Project, a registered US 501(c)(3) nonprofit providing free, live online music lessons to underprivileged youth.
Wear your power, fund the mission!
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