Putumayo Presents: Brazilian Cafe

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  • Release Date: 07/28/2009
  • Sales Rank: 7,912
  • Label: PUTUMAYO WORLD MUSIC
  • UPC: 790248029221

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Putumayo Presents: Brazilian Cafe

1LISTENEmbola Bola (Cateretê) / Djavan 2:34
2LISTENNa Casa Do Seu Humberto / Márcio Faraco 4:42
3LISTENPara Não Contrariar Você / Teresa Cristina & Grupo Semente 3:02
4LISTENTempo Interno / Carlinhos Cor Das Aguas 3:09
5LISTENFeliz E Triste / Ceumar 2:55
6LISTENOutro Lugar / Toco 3:21
7LISTENViajei / Katia B 3:51
8LISTENPequena Música Noturna / Rosa Passos 2:59
9LISTENVumbora Amar / Alexandre Leao 3:15
10LISTENQuando O Carnaval Chegar / Márcia Salomon 2:30
11LISTENForça Da Imaginação / Arranco de Varsovia 3:15
12LISTENPra Que Pedir Perdão / Ana Costa 5:18

Editorial Reviews

Lapping waves of gentle percussion, fingerpicked nylon-string guitars, and laid-back, caressing vocals are the order of the day at this café. Another well-chosen track list from Putumayo is at the heart of this salute to 21st century Brazilian singer/songwriters. Second-generation bossa nova stars Ana Costa and Katia B. do their forebears proud on salty-sweet numbers that sound fresh while honoring the old guard. Other inviting tracks include Marcia Salomon's sultry "Quando o Carnaval Chegar" and Brazilian ex-pat Márcio Faraco's "Na Casa Do Seu Humberto," featuring a whispery vocal over a quietly urgent guitar part. Where the majority of songs have a folksy, rustic quality, Toco's "Otro Lugar" stands out as a polished gem with sparkling production and an ultra-smooth delivery that suggests cool caipirinhas sipped on white sand. Fans of samba and bossa nova will enjoy the selections, and new listeners will find this a handy introduction to the Brazilian music renaissance. Paula Carino, All Music Guide

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Great Vibes on this!by Garbear

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October 18, 2009: Fabulous Music......You'll love this!

Never disappointedby robbadooz

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October 10, 2009: I have quite a collection of Putumayo music and so far, have not once been disappointed. Brazillian Cafe is no exception. As all the others, it definitely makes me feel good!


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