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Asa de Águia
Durval Lélys, singer and main lyricist
Background information
Origin	Salvador, BA, Brazil
Genres	Axé
Years active	1987–2014
Labels	Universal Music Sony BMG Som Livre
Members	Durval Lélys (vocals/electric guitar) Radi Santos Queiroz (drums) Ricardo Ferraro "Rambo" (keyboard) Ubajara Carvalho (percussion)
Website	www.asadeaguia.net

Asa de Águia was a Brazilian axé band from Salvador. It has been on top of the Brazilian charts since its inception.^{[ citation needed]} The band was one of the main acts in the Carnival of Salvador, which according to the Guinness Book is the biggest outdoor party in the world. ^[1] The band has sold more than five million records worldwide.^{[ citation needed]}

Discography

• 1988 – Asa de Águia (RGE)
• 1990 – Qual é? (Musicolor)
• 1991 – Com Amor (Continental)
• 1992 – Se Ligue (Continental)
• 1993 – Cocobambu (Sony Music)
• 1994 – Ao Vivo (Sony Music / Som Livre)
• 1994 – Sereia (Sony Music)
• 1995 – A Lenda (Sony Music)
• 1996 – Kriptonita (Sony Music)
• 1997 – Tá Reclamando de Quê? (Sony Music)
• 1998 – Na Veia (Sony Music)
• 1999 – E o Mundo não se Acabou (BMG)
• 2000 – Asa (BMG)
• 2001 – Reino da Folia (Cocobambu Records / Abril Music)
• 2002 – Trivela Brasil (Cocobambu Records / Abril Music)
• 2003 – Abalou (Cocobambu Records)
• 2004 – Sou Asa (Cocobambu Records)
• 2006 – Ao Vivo (Cocobambu Records / Som Livre)
• 2008 – Turnê Comemorativa 20 Anos – Ao Vivo (Cocobambu Records / Som Livre)
• 2010 – Vale Night (Cocobambu Records)
• 2011 – Reiciclável (Cocobambu Records)
• 2012 – Asa no Trio – Ao Vivo no Carnatal (Cocobambu Records)

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