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BossaCucaNova & Roberto Menescal, Brasilidade

Audio CD

Disk ID: 226450

Disk length: 51m 20s (12 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2001

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Telefone 2:53
2. Nanã 4:02
3. Rio 3:21
4. Guanabara 5:16
5. Água De Beber 5:13
6. Garota De Ipanema 5:01
7. A Morte De Um Deus De Sal 3:06
8. Brasilidade 5:23
9. Surfboard 3:31
10. Nós E O Mar 4:06
11. Mais Perto Do Mar 3:45
12. Bye Bye, Brasil 5:35

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Review

Bossacucanova's debut, Revisited Classics, was proof that samba and bossa nova are timeless music. There's more of the same on their sophomore release, but the addition of bossa original Roberto Menescal brings added authority to a sound that can add subtle dance-floor beats and textures to the work of Jobim (including a very soulful take on "The Girl from Ipanema," or "Garota de Ipanema," as it's called here) and the Tamba Trio. It's all done so well that telling the difference between the vintage tunes and modern originals is impossible, while the programming seamlessly gives some gentle, funky oomph to the innately irresistible rhythms. Singer Cris Delano offers some sensual vocals to make the hips glide, sailing over languorous melodies. It's all as relaxing and warm as a day on the Rio beach. The song might not remain the same, but the feeling is eternal. --Chris Nickson Bossacucanova - the three young Rio de Janeiro producers/musicians whose first effort under the Bossacucanova moniker ("Revisited Classics") was released by Ziriguiboom/Crammed Discs/Six Degrees in late 1998 - have teamed up with original bossa nova guitar hero, Roberto Menescal to create a lovely album of jazzy, electronic bossa grooves. Tastefully combining their programming skills with Menescal's sensuous, laidback guitar playing and performances by a host of musicians (including horn, strings & percussion players), Bossacucanova rejuvenates the essence of bossa nova with "Brasilidade," making it fresh and exciting to yet another generation of listeners worldwide.

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