Chama was the thirteenth studio album by the American metal band Soulfly, released in 2025. Singer and guitarist Max Cavalera described the record as a fast, raw return to the band's tribal groove metal sound. Running just over half an hour, it was the shortest studio album in their catalogue. The album was produced by Arthur Rizk and drummer Zyon Cavalera and featured guest contributions from Dino Cazares and Michael Amott, among others. Thematically Chama told of a boy from Brazil's favelas seeking a foothold in the Amazon; 'chama' is Portuguese for flame.