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Jorge Ben - Todo Dia Era Dia De Índio (Gaspar Muniz Remix)

Here's a housy rework of a Jorge Ben classic from 1981 ("Era Uma Vez Um Aposentado Marinheiro"), a funky story of a retired sailor's travel dream.

Marinheiro (V4YS Rework)

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Jorge Ben - Marinheiro (V4YS Rework)

Rio de Janeiro-based label, Onda Boa, embarks on a sonic journey to Brazil’s North East for inspiration with their fourth release, "Faraó Divindade do Egito." Joutro Mundo reinterprets one of Brazil’s earliest samba-reggae tunes — a track that achieved the feat of selling over a hundred thousand copies upon its initial release, marking a significant milestone for Bahian music — while remaining faithful to the label’s "cosmitropical" sound that defined Onda Boa’s initial three releases.

Originally recorded by axé legend (and current Brazilian Minister of Culture) Margareth Menezes, "Faraó Divindade do Egito" swiftly became a Bahian carnival anthem upon its debut in 1987. Joutro Mundo transforms this classic into a deep cosmic journey that still remains rooted in the song's axé origins. The vocals, delivered enchantingly by Faustão, a prominent vocalist from Salvador, sing of the profound connection between ancient Egypt and the sun-soaked cobblestone streets of Pelourinho, Salvador Bahia's historic district with deep African roots. This lovingly crafted update will resonate just as powerfully on late-night dancefloors as it will at some Balearic beach bar off the coast of Salvador.

Keeping the project authentically Bahian, Onda Boa wisely enlists the talents of Bahia Boogie and Mareh Music mainstay, Processman, for the remix. The seasoned producer, hailing from the same region as Margareth Menezes, provides an authentic connection from the origins of axé music to contemporary Afro-Brazilian electronic beats. His remix transforms the track into a mid-tempo axé house track that pays homage to the original's spirit. Alongside the traditional timbres found in axé music, the familiar melody of the song unfolds via an analog synth line that gradually evolves into more acidic territory as the track progresses.

Undoubtedly, this is celebratory music set to elevate the dancefloor with its cosmic carnival vibe. And, regardless of whether you speak Portuguese, this is a musical journey that connects you to something deeper. This is Brazilian future roots dance music — an auditory offering fit for a Pharaoh.

Faraó Divindade do Egito

Faraó Divindade do Egito feat Faustão - Joutro Mundo & Processman (Snippets)

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Released in 1983 as part of the "Dádiva" album, "Rio Babilônia" is not as famous as the "Taj Mahal / Filho Maravilha / Pais Tropical" song, which was the highlight of this LP. 
It is nevertheless a joyful love message written byJorge Ben to his incredible hometown. Here is my drummed up edit of it.

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Jorge Ben - Rio Babilônia (V4YS Flamengo Edit)

Dando ênfase a um riff do maravilhoso violão do mestre João Bosco, este Remix é o primeiro trabalho assinado em conjunto pela dupla de DJs Tuca Flash e Lucas Barata. Parte do mantra rítmico presente na música Gagabirô e explora, num trabalho extenso de incontáveis camadas, percussões afro-latinas, timbragens eletrônicas, e arquiteturas de house music. O encontro de diferentes referências, escolas, e maneiras de entender a pista de dança se unindo a serviço do groove! Feito para amolecer cadeira!

A música ‘GAGABIRÔ’ é a última faixa do Lado A do LP ‘Gagabirô’, de João Bosco, lançado pela gravadora Polydor no ano de 1984. Originalmente conta com Nico Assunção no baixo, Armando Marçal e Chacal na percussão, e Cristóvão Bastos no piano, além do próprio João Bosco no violão, no vocal, e nos arranjos. Aqui segue em REMIX de Tuca Flash e Lucas Barata, outubro de 2017.

Para desfrutar da incrível obra do mestre João Bosco, site oficial do artista: www.joaobosco.com.br/

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João Bosco - Gagabirô - Tuca e Lucas Barata REMIX

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Composição: Jorge Ben
Alô, Alô, Como Vai? (1980)

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Olha a Pipa - Jorge Ben (Lysia Vani Edit)

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Written in 1969 in Roma by Chico Buarque and Toquinho, “Samba de Orly,” is a beautiful exile song. A melancholic message addressed by a Brazilian forced to flee to Europe, to a friend lucky enough to go back home to Rio. 
It's in fact an auto-biographic story in a heavy political context: in early 1969, under aggressive scrutiny by an increasingly repressive Brazilian dictatorship, Chico Buarque took advantage of a concert tour in Italy with Toquinho to effectively exile himself there temporarily with his wife. 
When Toquinho and Chico reviewed the final version of the song, their friend Vinicius De Moraes advised them to make the lyrics harsher and more clearly political to reflect the pain of life in exile. But Brazilian censorship refused the changes, and the song was released in Brazil with their original milder lyrics. Song title refers to Paris's Orly, as it was well known to the Brazilian audience, contrary to Roma's Fiumicino airport.

Fast forward to today, and I can't help thinking about Brazil current situation and regime, which evokes in several ways this dark dictatorship era. Let's hope all the wonderful artists in the country will not be forced to exile themselves as well. Here's my groovy take of the song, as a little hint of love and support to all of them :)

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partial lyrics and translation

Vai, meu irmão
Pega esse avião
Você tem razão de correr assim
Desse frio, mas beija
O meu Rio de Janeiro
Antes que um aventureiro
Lance mão

Pede perdão
Pela duração dessa temporada
Mas não diga nada
Que me viu chorando
E pros da pesada
Diz que vou levando
Vê como é que anda
Aquela vida à toa
E se puder me manda
Uma notícia boa

Go on, my brother, catch that plane
You’re right for running away like this
From this cold, but kiss
My Rio de Janeiro
Before some opportunist makes a grab

Beg pardon for the duration of my sojourn
But don’t say anything about seeing me crying
And tell the tough ones that I’m carrying on
Go see how that idle life is going
And if you can, send me back some good news

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Chico Buarque & Toquinho - Samba De Orly (V4YS Fiumicino Rework)

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Chico Buarque & Toquinho - Samba De Orly (V4YS Fiumicino Rework)

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