bam bam

Karina Buhr - Do Pilá

One Two

Bam Bam

Forró in The Dark -  Cajuina (version 2)

Berekeke . Geraldo Azevedo

BIXIGA 70 - I

Grito de Paz

The Name Don’t Change the Love” is a reminder that love exists before language, belief, and labels.
Across cultures and generations, humanity has given many names to the same eternal source — God, Spirit, I AM, Life — but the essence has never changed.

This song invites the listener to loosen their grip on definitions and feel what has always been present. It speaks to the quiet truth beneath doctrine, identity, and division: love doesn’t belong to a name, and it doesn’t need permission to be real.

Whether heard as spiritual, philosophical, or simply human, the message is simple —
the name may change, but the love does not.

The Name Don’t Change the Love

Police In Helicopter

Acapulco Golden

First single and FREE DOWNLOAD from the upcoming Cumbancha release by Luísa Maita off her album "Lero-Lero"

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Lero-Lero

Luísa Maita - Lero-Lero

Set Things in Motion (2006)

Samba pra Burro

No sun will shine in my day today; (no sun will shine)
The high yellow moon won't come out to play:
(that high yellow moon won't come out to play)
I said (darkness) darkness has covered my light,
(and the stage) And the stage my day into night, yeah.
Where is the love to be found?
Won't someone tell me?
'Cause my (sweet life) life must be somewhere to be found -
(must be somewhere for me)
Instead of concrete jungle
Where the living is harder

Concrete jungle
Man you got to do your best. Wo-ooh, yeah.
No chains around my feet,
But I'm not free, oh-ooh!
I know I am bound here in captivity;
G'yeah, now - (never, never) I've never known happiness;
(never, never) I've never known what sweet caress is -
Still, I'll be always laughing like a clown;
Won't someone help me? 'Cause I (sweet life) -
I've got to pick myself from off the ground
(must be somewhere for me), he-yeah! -
In this a concrete jungle:
I said, what do you cry for me now, o-oh!
Concrete jungle, ah, won't you let me be, now.
Hey! Oh, now!

I said that life (sweet life) - it must be somewhere to be found
(must be somewhere for me)
Oh, instead: concrete jungle - collusion -
confusion (confusion). Eh!

Concrete jungle: baby, you've got it in.
Concrete jungle, now. Eh!
Concrete jungle.

Céu - Concrete Jungle

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Renata Rosa is a contemporany artist that blends sounds of the northeast area of Brazil in a very unique way. On “Brilhantina” her indigenous influenced voice fits wisely to the Samba de Coco rhythms. Its ́s an outstanding track from the beginning to the end and a good example of how powerful and bass-heavy percussion-driven music from Brazil can sound these days. Renata Rosa manages to present Brazil’s musical roots in a modern guise, celebrating widely unkown facets of Brazilian music culture.

Céu - Concrete Jungle

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