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This song is a Maracatu, a rhythm originated by African and Native slaves from the Northeast of Brazil. Unique handcrafted instruments, such as the PV-bassa and blocks of slate stone, are used to achieve the desired mood. The lyrics encircle the fascination of the flame’s movements in a contemporary tribal vision, creating at the same time a mysterious and dense atmosphere. |
CD: Etnopop
Credits: Kau Group |
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Calango is a multi-colored lizard that moves rapidly and parallels the beat of folk Brazilian music. |
CD: Etnopop
Credits: Kau Group |
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The hunter, Purina Minari, rose from the waters sparked by Tupan (God) to nourish and give heirs to Aman, the woman. This song reproduces the legend of the worlds creation, from Bororos vision, through the fusion of native ritual rhythms. |
CD: Etnopop
Credits: Kau Group |
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