Angra is a Brazilian metal band known for blending progressive and power metal with Brazilian musical elements and orchestral touches.

Original vocalist André Matos, and guitarists Rafael Bittencourt and Kiko Loureiro are central figures mentioned across reviews. André Matos left before the Rebirth era; Eduardo Falaschi is the vocalist featured on Rebirth (2001). Reviews emphasize the band's technical musicianship, frequent orchestral/ethnic inserts and a move between progressive and power metal across their catalog.

DeBaser reviews consistently praise Angra's blend of progressive and power metal enriched with Brazilian influences. High points frequently cited are Angels Cry, Holy Land and Temple of Shadows. Reviewers note strong musicianship (guitar duo, bass, drums) and the impact of the vocalist change around Rebirth. Overall reception on DeBaser is favorable.

For:Fans of progressive/power metal and listeners interested in Brazilian-influenced metal.

 Nonetheless, "Holy Land" by Angra is one of those albums capable of giving me strong and full sensations even after 15 years.

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 A masterpiece, no other words come to mind when listening to one of those albums destined to change music forever, leaving a mark as deep as it is appreciated: 'Angels Cry' is all this.

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 Everything is muy bueno, but the true masterpiece of Temple of Shadows in my opinion is 'The Shadow Hunter' and it is no coincidence.

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