New Releases: Maré Boa - Will Natural.

Founding member of the band O Surto releases new album.

Founding member of the band O Surto and one of the authors of the famous hit A Cera, Brazilian the guitar player Zé Wilclei, continues to pour out his creativity and release new material. His latest release, Maré boa, has 8 tracks and is driven by the song 'Nordeste Arretado'.

According to the artist, "'Nordeste Artado' speaks of the adventure of a group of surfers along the northeastern coast in the incessant search for perfect waves across seven states where they surfed in several wonderful beaches of our Brazilian coast and conveys the message to our blessed warriors not to give up on the passion."

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