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Cartola (1974) (Disfarca E Chora)

CD (Item 504364) Discos Marcus Pereira/EMI (Brazil), 1974 — Condition: Used
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Incredibly solid 70s work by Cartola – recorded in that lean, folksy style used in his best records at the time – and done in a way that keeps the samba groove at an incredibly warm and personal level! The vocals here are the main attraction – recorded with a homey sort of approach – but the backing's nice too, and features small combo percussion and guitar, used lightly and in just the right way! Titles include "Tive Sim", "Acontece", "Sim", "Disfarca Chora", "Alegria", "Amor Proibido", and "Festa Da Vinda".  © 1996-2024, Dusty Groove, Inc.
(Late 90s Brazilian pressing.)

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