Brazuca Sounds

著者： Leandro Vignoli
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  • A podcast about Brazilian music of all styles, decades, and genres hosted by Leandro Vignoli. Follow updates on Instagram: @brazucasounds. Access our playlist Soundtrack Brazuca Sounds with all songs ever played on the show: Get bonus content on Patreon

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A podcast about Brazilian music of all styles, decades, and genres hosted by Leandro Vignoli. Follow updates on Instagram: @brazucasounds. Access our playlist Soundtrack Brazuca Sounds with all songs ever played on the show: Get bonus content on Patreon

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  • PREVIEW | BONUS EP. (Erlon Chaves - Eu Tambem Quero Mocotó)

    PREVIEW | BONUS EP. (Erlon Chaves - Eu Tambem Quero Mocotó)
    2024/11/27

    Salve! This is a preview bonus episode for Brazuca Sounds paid subscribers!

    Every episode is a different song. This is the song today:

    "Eu Também Quero Mocotó" by Erlon Chaves (written by Jorge Ben)


    Erlon Chaves was a maestro responsible for orchestrating Wilson Simonal's biggest hits and served as Elis Regina's lead pianist on tours. "Eu Também Quero Mocotó" was written by Jorge Ben and introduced Erlon as a singer during a made-for-TV song contest. "Eu Também Quero Mocotó" became a big phenomenon, and even today is a samba-rock classic in Brazil. Unfortunately, Erlon's brightest moment was also the worst. Erlon was accused by the military regime of public moral harassment after he was kissed by several blonde dancers on stage, taken into custody, and eventually "suggested" not to perform again. Four years later, in November 1974, Erlon died of a heart attack while buying a record player before visiting his friend Simonal in jail.

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    2 分
  • Brazuca Sounds #72: Manguebeat Movement

    Brazuca Sounds #72: Manguebeat Movement
    2024/11/19
    In this episode, we discussed manguebeat by celebrating 30 years from the release of Chico Science & Nação Zumbi and Mundo Livre S/A's debut albums in 1994. A movement from the city of Recife, in Brazil's Northeast, manguebeat claimed to blend maracatu, which is the folklore music and dance from the region with elements of rock, dub, hip-hop, and bossa. The movement was extracted from a collective manifesto, "Crabs With Brains", a socio-political text against cultural stagnation, positioning the people of Recife, as part of their environment, but also able to transcend it, and overcome their situation. Chico Science & Fred Zero 04 (from Mundo Livre S/A) were the pivotal figures from the movement, but we also covered the bands Mestre Ambrósio, Cascabulho, Cordel do Fogo Encatado, DD Dolores e Orquestra de Santa Mass and Otto. All the songs we spoke about are available on our Spotify playlist: Brazuca Sounds Soundtracks. Get bonus content on Patreon

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    48 分
  • PREVIEW | BONUS EP. (Jorge Mautner - Maracatu Atômico)

    PREVIEW | BONUS EP. (Jorge Mautner - Maracatu Atômico)
    2024/11/12

    Salve! This is a bonus episode for paid subscribers!

    Every episode is a different song. This is the song today:

    "Maracatu Atômico" by Jorge Mautner (written by Mautner/Nelson Jacobina)


    Gilberto Gil released this song as a single (compact), then produced Jorge Mautner's sophomore album, released in 1974 via Polydor. Before making music, Mautner was a controversial writer, with his Trilogy of Kaos banned by the military regime. Born in Rio, and raised in Sao Paulo to immigrant parents from Yugoslavia who escaped the Holocaust, Mautner was partially raised by his nanny from whom he learned much about Brazilian Afro religions. "Maracatu Atômico" is a mix of samba, funk, MPB, maracatu (a regional folklore rhythm from Pernambuco), and even Easter European music, as Mautner was primarily a violin player. The song was revitalized in the 1990s by Chico Science and Nação Zumbi, a crucial point for the manguebeat movement.

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    3 分

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