The Cinematic Sound of Jazz - this is Jazz in Café del Mar style. Perfect sountrack for the late evenings. Also follow our <a href="spotify:user:cafedelmarofficial:playlist:6H2OZzeoaIdgL17NoF6jD5">MAIN PLAYLIST</a>

Café del Mar | Jazz

cafe, sound, relax, cerveza y sobre todo buenos amigos

el club del café

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Vividly captures the romance and passion that we expect from Brazilians... immensely enjoyable - Norman Cook aka Fatboy Slim

The history of Brazilian football and the development of the country's musical styles are entwined. The sport is often described as a dance, and with good reason. Domingos da Guia, Brazil's outstanding defender of the 1930s and 1940s, once said 'My elder brother used to tell me: aren't you good at dancing? I was and this helped my football. I swung my hips a lot. That short dribble I invented? I was imitating the miudinho, that type of samba.'

Brazil also invented carnivalesque ways of supporting. In the 1940s Brazilians became the first fans to wear fancy dress at games and football matches are now unthinkable without a soundtrack of Batucada beats. The rhythm, happiness and ingenuity that marks Brazilian football makes it the perfect subject matter for music. Football has inspired almost all the great 20th century popular Brazilian artists including Chico Buarque, Gilberto Gil, Caetano Veloso, Elis Regina and Jorge Ben.


Trio Mocoto - Não Adianta

Likufanele

kraak and smaak - Danse Macabre

Kaleidoscope

Nocturne (sleep dyad 1)

TVPOPMUZIK

Pacific Drift

Take off da Hot Sweater

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DJ Center and Sly5thAve re-imagine Sade's "Paradise" and collaborate with Carioca singer, Thalma de Freitas of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil!

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