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For fans of brazilian music, lovers of afro-brazilian rhythms, enthusiasts of experimental jazz and fusion genres, and those interested in contemporary world music.
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THE REVIEW

Kiko Dinucci is a passionate researcher of Afro-Brazilian religion. As a musician, he decided to dig deeper into the roots, beyond samba and even beyond the majority of the current candomblé rhythms, bringing to light a rhythmic complexity and making it his own.

Kiko is a great guitarist, he plays every week in a simple venue in São Paulo and attends a lot of concerts, not stadium ones; he wants to understand the scene, sniff out the new, seek the most singular, free, and spontaneous artists.

Juçara Marçal and Kiko then meet, they play, make songs, it works. But it's not enough, it's never enough, because from this meeting on there will be a continuous evolution, which begins with the entry of the third element, Thiago França, an exceptional wind player.

Metá Metá is born, in my opinion, the best and most important group in Brazil today, and even more.

Recorded spontaneously in just three hours, MM3 contains within itself a surprising musical language for the quality of the elements with which it is composed. It is absolutely Brazilian music but also global, African ancestry, song form, rock power, sprinkles of free jazz. But also none of that, it's Metá Metá, it's the old that becomes new and I am happy.

A very strong alchemy, a feitiço, a macumba... be careful!

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Metá Metá's album MM3 is a profound exploration of Afro-Brazilian musical roots. The trio, featuring Kiko Dinucci, Juçara Marçal, and Thiago França, blends complex rhythms with elements of free jazz and rock. Recorded spontaneously, the album reflects an evolving, singular sound that revitalizes tradition. The reviewer regards Metá Metá as Brazil's best and most important contemporary group.

Tracklist

01   Três Amigos (04:12)

02   Angoulême (02:01)

03   Imagem do Amor (05:57)

04   Mano Légua (02:45)

05   Angolana (04:03)

06   Corpo Vão (03:21)

07   Osanyin (04:43)

08   Toque Certeiro (04:09)

09   Oba Kosô (09:22)

Metá Metá

Brazilian trio formed by Kiko Dinucci, Juçara Marçal and Thiago França, known for blending Afro-Brazilian rhythms, rock energy and free-jazz improvisation into a distinctive contemporary sound.
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