Qué alma debes tener para componer algo así.

Monte Zion ao Vivo (Na Lapa em 2012)

Yah Luz (Ao Vivo)

http://www.mrbongo.com/product/pa-bir-cd-1137

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The album is a collaboration between Brazilian artists Lula Côrtes and Zé Ramalho, a wonderfully off-kilter record full of fantastic hooky and strange tunes that range from full-on freakouts to quiet pastoral numbers displaying the entire range of 1970s hippie Brazilian musician culture.
Paebiru is an obscure Brazilian psych concept album about the four elements that was lost to time in a warehouse fire in 1974. This led to it becoming a massively sought-after classic, fetching up to $4,000 for original vinyl copies.

Lula, who composed and played on the tracks sadly passed away in 2011 after fighting a long battle with cancer.

Paebiru offers a very atmospheric blend of both artists' sensibilities: sung and chanted vocals are no more or less important than any of the other elements, which include classical acoustic and fuzzy electric guitar, piano, organ, flute, sax and a range of percussion. It's free and psychedelic, but just reigned in enough to keep it tense and exciting.

In Brazil, from the late 1960's onward, Caetano Veloso, Jorge Ben, Tom Ze and many others blended elements of psychedelic rock, jazz and indigenous folk with more 'classicâl' instrumentation and urban styles such as bossa nova and samba. As much a political identity movement as a cultural one, Tropicalia, as it came to be known, artists as a whole were interested in using artistic expression to remove barriers and as a means of enabling other societal freedoms.

Available on CD, digital and gatefold double vinyl.


Lula Côrtes E Zé Ramalho - Harpa Dos Ares

Lula Côrtes E Zé Ramalho - Culto A Terra

249-Runaway train

u tenho Sete Espadas pra me defender
Eu tenho Ogum na minha companhia
(bis)
Seu Ogum é meu Pai
Seu Ogum é meu guia
Seu Ogum é meu Pai
Vivo com Deus e a Virgem Maria

Ponto de Ogum (Ogum é meu guia)

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Samba de roda é uma variante musical mais primitiva do samba, originário do estado brasileiro da Bahia, provavelmente no século XIX.
O samba de roda é um estilo musical tradicional afro-brasileiro, associado a uma dança que por sua vez está associada à capoeira. No grupo "Os Angoleiros do Sertão", o Samba de Roda está para a Capoeira Angola assim como a Capoeira Angola está para os Angoleiros do Sertão.

Lula Côrtes E Zé Ramalho - Harpa Dos Ares

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