Disc: 1
1. Pelos Ares - Adriana Calcanhotto
2. Esferã (Cosmonautics Re-Rub) - Mad Zoo
3. Sem Contenção [Trüby Trio Remix] - Bebel Gilberto
4. Tantos Desejos [Nicola Cante Remix] - Suba
5. Samba Do Morro
6. Preguiciman - Mamond
7. Coisa No. 6 - Moacir Santos
8. Cosa Nostra [Raw Deal Mix] - Erlon Chaves
9. Música Cubana [Cuban Music]
10. Jeito Esquisito - Fabio Fonseca Trio
11. Toda Batida
12. Dor de Ressaca - Jair Oliveira
13. História da Morena Nuo Que Abalou as Estruturas Do Esplendor Do ...
14. Vem Ficar Comigo
15. Treasure - Zuco 103
Disc: 2
1. Timoneiro - Paulinho da Viola
2. Lá Vem Salgueiro - Os Originais Do Samba
3. Minha Tribo Sou Eu - Zeca Baleiro
4. Maltide
5. Andande de Coletivo
6. Forças d'Alma - Joyce
7. Caravela - Jussara
8. Deusa Do Amor (Goddess of Love)
9. Causo Farrapo - Vitor Ramil
10. O Origem da Felicidade - Celso Fonseca
11. Alá-Lá-Ô
12. Carolina - Seu Jorge
13. Lavadeira Do Rio - Lenine
14. Carne - Elza Soares
It’s 2003, Brazil’s first socialist president has just been elected, and there’s a feeling of optimism in the air that hasn’t been so strong (the old-timers tell me) since the mid-sixties.
But the music industry all over the world is experiencing problems, and Brazil’s no exception. At every set of traffic lights, there’s a pirate CD hawker. He has all the latest titles, the covers and inserts are professionally copied – and they cost about a tenth of what you’d pay in a legal retail outlet. Every week or so, the police come and confiscate half his stock, leaving him the other half because, hey, we all have to make a living.
And yet, and yet …the country that is the world’s fifth largest phonograph record producer continues to churn out truckloads of new, exciting, beautiful, moving, inspiring, funky music, made by literally tens of thousands of singers, songwriters and musicians, recorded by international record labels with definite bottom lines, and by driven independent operators whose only limit is how long they can keep the bank manager at bay. It’s like a holy obsession. It’s unique. Everybody has an opinion about music. Many know the entire canon of their favourite singer by heart and it’s the one country in the world where live albums traditionally sell better than studio recordings: Brazilians love to hear the audience sing along, it’s all part of the magic. read more...
But the music industry all over the world is experiencing problems, and Brazil’s no exception. At every set of traffic lights, there’s a pirate CD hawker. He has all the latest titles, the covers and inserts are professionally copied – and they cost about a tenth of what you’d pay in a legal retail outlet. Every week or so, the police come and confiscate half his stock, leaving him the other half because, hey, we all have to make a living.
And yet, and yet …the country that is the world’s fifth largest phonograph record producer continues to churn out truckloads of new, exciting, beautiful, moving, inspiring, funky music, made by literally tens of thousands of singers, songwriters and musicians, recorded by international record labels with definite bottom lines, and by driven independent operators whose only limit is how long they can keep the bank manager at bay. It’s like a holy obsession. It’s unique. Everybody has an opinion about music. Many know the entire canon of their favourite singer by heart and it’s the one country in the world where live albums traditionally sell better than studio recordings: Brazilians love to hear the audience sing along, it’s all part of the magic. read more...
VA - Nu Brazil 2CD (2007) CD 1
VA - Nu Brazil 2CD (2007) CD 2
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