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I like Antonio Carlos Jobim a lot. This album especially. The music is just as cool, dreamy and sophisticated as the cover.
 
Jobim did some great music with Elis Regina as well. 
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The translation of Caetano Veloso's book "Verdade Tropical"Recently has just been published in Italian...  Any suggestion about it?
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Originally posted by andrea andrea wrote:

The translation of Caetano Veloso's book "Verdade Tropical"Recently has just been published in Italian...  Any suggestion about it?

 
I didn't read it, A. but since Caetano always wanted to be a film-maker it should be written like a screenplay (like many of his songs too). If it was the case it may sound interesting and since either languages are so close ther translator may have kept the spirit fo the book.
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Originally posted by Atkingani Atkingani wrote:

Originally posted by andrea andrea wrote:

The translation of Caetano Veloso's book "Verdade Tropical"Recently has just been published in Italian...  Any suggestion about it?

 
I didn't read it, A. but since Caetano always wanted to be a film-maker it should be written like a screenplay (like many of his songs too). If it was the case it may sound interesting and since either languages are so close ther translator may have kept the spirit fo the book.
 
Well, I'm going to add it to my collection of "musical books"...
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i know its not prog but Charlie Brown jr. is a personal fav. of mine. i like a lot.
O Rappa too.
Mamonas assasinas hahaha they're cool man.
 
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Originally posted by fungusucantkill fungusucantkill wrote:

i know its not prog but Charlie Brown jr. is a personal fav. of mine. i like a lot.
O Rappa too.
Mamonas assasinas hahaha they're cool man.
 
 
Nice to remind the Mamonas, fungus!  Sad that the 5 band members died the same day (air crash) just when they were in their career peak. Cry
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Originally posted by Atkingani Atkingani wrote:

Originally posted by fungusucantkill fungusucantkill wrote:

i know its not prog but Charlie Brown jr. is a personal fav. of mine. i like a lot.
O Rappa too.
Mamonas assasinas hahaha they're cool man.
 
 
Nice to remind the Mamonas, fungus!  Sad that the 5 band members died the same day (air crash) just when they were in their career peak. Cry
yea i know its a shame. i was hoping to one day see them.
Are there anyone else like them around right now?
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Only cover bands... the magic also died with them.
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I like sepultura, but I dont think that is what this thread is about.
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Originally posted by Proletariat Proletariat wrote:

I like sepultura, but I dont think that is what this thread is about.
 
Of course it is, Pro... they get inspiration from our folk and pop-rock too.  Smile The drums in 'Roots, bloody roots' have a noticeable Brazilian touch, for instance.
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have you seen that video on youtube with those 7 year old kids rockin out to sepultura? I think they are from Argentina though but they rip its awesome. i don't have a link sorry
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Originally posted by Atkingani Atkingani wrote:

Originally posted by Proletariat Proletariat wrote:

I like sepultura, but I dont think that is what this thread is about.
 
Of course it is, Pro... they get inspiration from our folk and pop-rock too.  Smile The drums in 'Roots, bloody roots' have a noticeable Brazilian touch, for instance.
yea they do the whole tribal thing quite well
 
hmmm... I had to do a report on brazil in 6th grade and had to do a report on culture, If I remember right Jazz is quite good down there
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Yea! Sepultura! Thumbs%20Up
I enjoyed Roots, Bloody Roots  quite alot.
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Originally posted by JJLehto JJLehto wrote:

Yea! Sepultura! Thumbs%20Up
I enjoyed Roots, Bloody Roots  quite alot.
hold a second... we could probably add them under prog relatedLOL
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I'm all for it!
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Points: 1882 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 08 2007 at 23:30
^^^
oh god... now i'm gunna be blamed for this, we dont need more "related bands"
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Nah man, I'll take the blame, tis cool.
And besides Sepultura I don't know any Brazilian music so....guess I'm out.
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Reviving this topic to post a new name in the Brazilian music scene: Vander Lee.
 
He sings a beautiful song... "Do Brasil". I recommend (a prog-related arrangement, indeed).
 
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Not a brazilian artist but Cannonball Adderley had great fascination for the brazilian music scene
 
 
Not really a samba as the title suggests.
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Stan Getz too.
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