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Concerto de cordas e Máquinas de ritmo

Gilberto Gil

2012
15 tracks
1 uur, 8 min
mpb

Album Description

Gilberto Gil's captivating album, Concerto de cordas e Máquinas de ritmo, is a masterful blend of traditional Brazilian rhythms and modern flair. Released on 2 October 2012 via Biscoito Fino, this 1 hour and 8 minute musical journey showcases Gil's eclectic style, effortlessly fusing MPB, bossa nova, samba, and Brazilian jazz to create a unique sound.

The album features 15 tracks, all recorded live, including beloved classics such as 'Eu Vim da Bahia / Na Baixa do Sapateiro' and 'Domingo No Parque'. Gilberto Gil's soulful voice and skilled instrumentation bring each song to life, transporting listeners to the vibrant streets of Brazil. From the upbeat 'Máquina de Ritmo' to the melancholic 'Não Tenho Medo da Morte', Gil's music is a testament to his innovative spirit and dedication to his craft.

With Concerto de cordas e Máquinas de ritmo, Gilberto Gil invites fans to experience the rich cultural heritage of Brazil, where African, European, and indigenous influences converge. This album is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates the beauty and diversity of Brazilian music, and a testament to Gilberto Gil's enduring legacy as a musical icon.

Tracks

Máquina de Ritmo - Ao VivoGilberto Gil
6:39
Eu Vim da Bahia / Na Baixa do Sapateiro - Ao VivoGilberto Gil
4:17
Estrela - Ao VivoGilberto Gil
4:51
Quanta - Ao VivoGilberto Gil
4:12
Futurível - Ao VivoGilberto Gil
5:00
Eu Descobri - Ao VivoGilberto Gil
3:53
Outra Vez - Ao VivoGilberto Gil
3:34
Não Tenho Medo da Morte - Ao VivoGilberto Gil
4:27
Juazeiro - Ao VivoGilberto Gil
3:57
Tres Palabras - Ao VivoGilberto Gil
3:53
La Renaissance Africaine - Ao VivoGilberto Gil
4:34
Panis Et Circenses - Ao VivoGilberto Gil
3:46
Oriente - Ao VivoGilberto Gil
6:21
Andar Com Fé - Ao VivoGilberto Gil
4:02
Domingo No Parque - Ao VivoGilberto Gil
4:32

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About Gilberto Gil

Gilberto Gil is a Brazilian icon renowned for his innovative music and political activism. As a founding member of the Tropicália movement, Gil seamlessly blends rock, R&B, reggae, Afro-pop, samba, and bossa nova, creating a unique and captivating sound that transcends borders. With a career spanning nearly six decades, Gil has consistently pushed musical boundaries, earning him a place among the world's most influential artists. Beyond his musical prowess, Gil served as Brazil's Minister of Culture from 2003 to 2008, further cementing his status as a cultural visionary. His live performances are legendary, offering an unforgettable experience that showcases his enduring talent and charisma.

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