Richard Galliano au Brésil

Richard Galliano au Brésil is a captivating journey into the heart of Brazilian music, masterfully curated by the renowned French accordionist Richard Galliano. Released in January 2008, this double album is a testament to Galliano's versatility, blending the rich traditions of Brazilian rhythms with his own unique jazz and tango influences. The album features a stellar lineup of collaborators, including Aleijadinho De Pombal on vocals and guitar, and Chico César on vocals and guitar, with compositions by Ajalmar Maia.

Recorded in September 2008, the album captures the essence of Brazil's musical heritage, from the lively forró and baião to the soulful choros and valses. With a duration of 1 hour and 20 minutes, Richard Galliano au Brésil offers a diverse range of tracks, each one a delightful exploration of Brazilian music. Highlights include the upbeat "Nego Forro" and "Forró Pesado," the romantic "Vem Viver Essa Paixão," and the nostalgic "Asa Branca," a classic Brazilian song performed in two different arrangements.

The album is a beautiful fusion of styles, showcasing Galliano's accordion prowess alongside traditional Brazilian instruments and vocals. Whether you're a fan of jazz, tango, or Brazilian music, Richard Galliano au Brésil is sure to enchant and inspire. The album's release during the 2008 FIFA World Cup in Brazil adds a layer of cultural significance, making it a timeless celebration of the country's musical legacy.