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 He was a genius, inventing the 'batida' that all Brazilian guitarists would later try to imitate.

 When you get ready to listen, I hope you’ve resolved all your commitments and turned off your phones because nothing should disturb your concentration.

This review praises João Gilberto's historic bossa nova album as a miraculous and groundbreaking work. It highlights his perfectionist nature and innovative guitar and vocal techniques, particularly his invention of the 'batida' rhythm. The reviewer advises listeners to engage fully with the album’s subtle rhythms and live-recorded quality, calling it a timeless masterpiece that remains modern and unmatched. Dive into João Gilberto’s legendary bossa nova collection and experience the genius behind the timeless sound.

 "Let love fill entirely, because only this leads to transformation."

 "The cover of 'Vivo isolado do mundo' was about infinite regret, complementing 'Amor Brasileiro' as a perfect heartbreak song."

Vinicius Cantuaria's album Tucumã is praised mainly for its heartfelt and poetic heartbreak songs, especially 'Amor Brasileiro' and 'Vivo isolado do mundo.' The album blends bossa nova rhythms with rich collaborations, evoking nostalgia and deep emotion. While not all tracks are equally memorable, its highlights resonate strongly with lovers of Brazilian music and tender songwriting. Listen to Vinicius Cantuaria's Tucumã for a soulful journey through Brazilian heartbreak and bossa nova rhythms.

 These 'dances of the heirs of sacrifice' are war songs celebrating the revolt of minorities against conquerors.

 He undoubtedly belongs to the category of lucid madmen, and compared to the grand music of Frank Zappa, his is no less complex and engaging.

Tom Zé's album 'Danç-Êh-Sá - Dança Dos Herdeiros Do Sacrifício' explores historical rebellions through experimental and innovative music. Devoid of lyrics, it uses onomatopoeia and diverse instruments to represent a complex emotional spectrum. The album engages with themes of cultural revolt and spiritual reality against materialism. It challenges listeners to embrace joy through destruction and reflection. Highly recommended for fans of radical tropicalism and socially conscious music. Discover the powerful rhythms of Tom Zé’s revolutionary album – listen now and embrace the dance of resistance!

 "Anthropofagia equals cultural cannibalism."

 The music is exuberant like only a teenager can be, yet this vitality does not always manage to infect us.

The review explores Cyro Baptista's album 'Banquet of the Spirits' through the lens of Brazilian cultural anthropophagy, tracing influences from Oswald de Andrade to modern musicians. While the album showcases diverse and sophisticated fusions, some tracks fail to fully captivate. Notable highlights include strong percussion-driven pieces and Middle Eastern-inspired songs, reflecting Baptista's rich, multicultural approach. Discover the intricate world of Cyro Baptista’s Banquet of the Spirits and experience the vibrant fusion of Brazilian and global sounds today!

 "Without Alan Lomax, there might not have been the explosion of blues, nor the Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and The Velvet Underground." – Brian Eno

 "After listening, we have the sensation of having traveled through a ghost country that has suffered much but seems hopeful for tomorrow."

This detailed review praises Alan Lomax’s compilation 'Italian Treasury: Folk Music and Song of Italy - A Sampler,' highlighting his pioneering role in music ethnography. It emphasizes the unique cultural and musical diversity Lomax captured across Italian regions during the 1950s. The album is described as a rich auditory journey showcasing authentic voices and styles, from Sicily to Sardinia. The review values the historical depth and emotional power of the recordings, calling the album a precious heritage for music lovers and scholars alike. Discover the rich sounds of Italy's past—listen to Alan Lomax's Italian Treasury and explore authentic folk traditions today!

 "Tazartès gives the impression of being a Zelig wandering the world, with voices from children, drunks, women, elderly and angels from all places on earth."

 "Diasporas / Tazartès remains, in my opinion, the most memorable: the work of an incredibly cultured European musician capable of reconciling us with a naive and almost prenatal dimension of man."

Ghédalia Tazartès' Diasporas / Tazartès is an extraordinary album characterized by vocal experimentation and thematic depth. The work explores themes of absence, uprooting, and death through diverse vocal timbres and global music influences. The album captures a complex emotional journey using sounds from children's voices to African rhythms. It is praised as a sophisticated and memorable piece of experimental world music. Dive into Ghédalia Tazartès’ Diasporas / Tazartès and experience a groundbreaking vocal journey unlike any other.

 The spirit of Mr. Johnson was always present throughout the recording sessions.

 "The Lady and Mr. Johnson" should be recognized as the most philological and at the same time original tribute ever dedicated to the most famous bluesman of the delta.

The review praises Rory Block's album The Lady and Mr. Johnson as a masterful and heartfelt tribute to Robert Johnson. It highlights her deep connection to blues history and her impressive guitar skills. The album blends reverence with originality, creating a powerful and sulfurous blues experience. Block's interpretation is deemed the most authentic and personal homage to Johnson's legacy. Listen to Rory Block's extraordinary tribute to Robert Johnson and explore the heart of classic blues heritage.

 "John Zorn – who never leaves anything to chance – dedicated the volume 10 specifically to this biblical figure."

 "Despite the presence of Bar Kokhba, I do not consider this the best of the ‘Book Of Angels’ and at times there is the distressing sensation that easy listening is making its way into Zorn’s entire production."

This review examines John Zorn’s 'Lucifer: Book Of Angels Volume 10' by the Bar Kokhba Sextet, emphasizing its mystical kabbalah symbolism and diverse jazz influences. While praising standout tracks like 'Zazel' and 'Gediel,' the reviewer expresses reservations about some less memorable pieces and overall easy-listening tendencies. The album is recommended for devoted Zorn fans but considered less strong compared to previous volumes. Listen to John Zorn’s evocative 'Lucifer: Book Of Angels Volume 10' and explore its rich blend of mysticism and jazz innovation.

 Who invented the bossanova? Easy, João Gilberto!

 From the initial 'Aquarela do Brasil' to the last 'Cordeiro de Nana' one is literally overwhelmed by beauty.

This review celebrates João Gilberto as the unquestioned creator of bossa nova and highlights his albums Amoroso and Brasil. Amoroso features sophisticated orchestration by Claus Ogerman transforming international songs into Gilberto's unique style. Brasil showcases fruitful collaborations with Brazilian tropicalia icons like Caetano Veloso, resulting in a timeless samba masterpiece. The review praises the beauty, musical ease, and cultural significance of these works. Explore João Gilberto’s Amoroso & Brasil and experience the essence of bossa nova’s golden era.