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Pinduca - (Introducao) Rosvaldo Ja Chegou? 00:30 | | 02. Pinduca - Vamos Farrear 03:08 | | 03. Os Muiraquitans - A Misturada 03:03 | | 04. Pinduca - Pai Xango 03:37 | | 05. Os Quentes De Terra Alta - Praia de Algodoal 03:24 | | 06. Janjao - Meu Barquinho 03:15 | | 07. Messias Holanda - O Galo Canta, o Macaco Assovia 03:34 | | 08. Vieira e Seu Conjunto - Lambada da Baleia 02:20 | | 09. Verequete E O Conjunto Uirapuru - Mambo Assanhado 02:54 | | 10. Orlando Pereira - Carimbo para Yemanja 03:26 | | 11. Pinduca - Coco da Bahia 02:32 | | 12. Messias Holanda - Carimbo de Pimienta 03:14 | | 13. Verequete E O Conjunto Uirapuru - Da Garrafa uma Pinga 03:08 | | 14. Orlando Pereira - Maruda 02:01 | | 15. Magalhaes e sua Guitarra - Xango 03:23 | | 16. Vieira e Seu Conjunto - Melo do Bode 03:47 | | 17. Grupo Da Pesada - Vao Andorinha 02:44 | | 18. Grupo Da Pesada - Lundun da Yaya 03:21 | | 19. Mestre Cupijo e Seu Ritmo - Despedida 04:08 | | | | | | R E L E A S E N O T E S >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> | | ------------------------- <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< | | | | | | The city of Belem, in the Northern state of Para in Brazil, has long | | been a hotbed of culture and musical innovation. Enveloped by the | | mystical wonder of the Amazonian forest and overlooking the vastness | | of the Atlantic Ocean, Belem consists of a diverse culture as vibrant | | and broad as the Amazon itself. Amerindians, Europeans, Africans - | | and the myriad combinations between these people - would mingle, and | | ingeniously pioneer musical genres such as Carimbo, Samba-De-Cacete, | | Siria, Bois-Bumbas and bambia. Although left in the margins of | | history, these exotic and mysteriously different sounds would thrive | | in a parallel universe of their own. | | | | I didn't even know of the existence of that universe until an | | Australian DJ and producer by the name of Carlo Xavier dragged me | | deep into this whole new musical world. Ant it all began in Belem do | | Para. Perched on a peninsula between the Bay of Guajara and the Guama | | river, sculpted by water into ports, small deltas and peripheral | | areas, Belem had connected city dwellers with those deeper within the | | forest providing fertile ground for the development of a popular | | culture mirroring the mighty waters surrounding it. Through the | | continuous flow of culture, language and tradition, various rhythms | | were gathered here and transformed into new musical forms that were | | simultaneously traditional and modern. | | | | Historically marginalized African religions like Umbanda, Candomble | | and the Tambor de Mina, which had reached this side of the Atlantic | | through slaves from West Africa - especially from the Kingdom of | | Dahomey, currently the Republic of Benin - left an indelible stamp on | | the identity of Para's music. They would give birth to Lundun, Bangue | | and Carimbo, styles later modernised by Verequete, Orlando Pereira, | | Mestre Cupijo and Pinduca to great effect. The success of these | | pioneers would create a solid foundation for a myriad of modern bands | | in urban areas. | | | | Known as the "Caribbean Port", Belem had been receiving signal from | | radio stations from Colombia, Surinam, Guyana and the Caribbean | | islands - notably Cuba and the Dominican republic - since the 1940s. | | By the early 1960s, Disc jockeys breathlessly exchanged Caribbean | | records to add these frenetic, island sounds to liven up revelers. | | The competition was fierce as to who would be the first to bring | | unheard hits from these countries. The craze eventually reached local | | bands' repertoires, and Belem's suburbs got overtaken by merengue, | | leading to the creation of modern sounds such as Lambada and | | Guitarrada. | | | | To reach a larger audience, the music needed to be broadcast. Radios | | began targeting the taste of mainstream audiences and played music | | known as "music for masses". As the demand for this music grew, it | | led to the establishment of recording companies. Belem's infant | | recording industry began when Rauland Belem Som Ltd was founded in | | the 1970s. It boosted a radio station, a recording studio, a music | | label and had a deep roster of popular artists across the carimbo, | | siria, bolero and Brega genres. | | | | Another important aspect in understanding how the musical tradition | | spread in Belem, are the aparelhagem sonora: the sound system culture | | of Para. Beginning as simple gramophones connected to loudspeakers | | tied to light posts or trees, these sound systems livened up | | neighbourhood parties and family gatherings. The equipment evolved | | from amateur models into sophisticated versions, perfected over time | | through the wisdom of handymen. Today's aparelhagens draw immense | | crowds, packing clubs with thousands of revelers in Belem's | | peripheral neighbourhoods or inland towns in Para. | | | | The history of "Jambu e Os Miticos Sons Da Amazonia" is the history | | of an entire city in its full glory. With bustling nightclubs | | providing the best sound systems and erotic live shows, gossip about | | the whereabouts of legendary bands, singers turned into movie stars, | | supreme craftiness, and the creativity of a class of musicians that | | didn't hesitate to take a gamble, Jambu is an exhilarating, cinematic | | ride into the beauty and heart of what makes Para's little corner of | | the Amazon tick. The hip swaying, frantic percussion and big band | | brass of the mixture of carimbo with siria, the mystical melodies of | | Amazonian drums, the hypnotizing cadence of the choirs, and the deep, | | musical reverence to Afro-Brazilian religions, provided the | | soundtrack for sweltering nights in the city's club district. | | | | The music and tales found in Jambu are stories of resilience, triumph | | against all odds, and, most importantly, of a city in the borders of | | the Amazon who has always known how to throw a damn good party. | | | | "Jambu is a plant widely used in Amazonian and Paraense cuisine. | | Known for having an appetite-stimulating effect, it is added to | | various dishes and salads but is most famously one of the main | | ingredients in Tucupi and Tacaca, two delicacies that have been | | immortalized in countless Carimbo songs. Chewing the leaves of the | | Jambu plant will leave a strong sensation of tingling on the tongue | | and lips. Indigenous communities have relied upon its anaesthetic | | qualities for centuries as an effective remedy against toothaches and | | as a cure for mouth and throat infections. A decade ago, a distillery | | from Belem discovered the euphoric effects of the Jambu plant when | | combined with distilled sugarcane based spirit - known as cachaca - | | and created the now legendary "Cachaca de Jambu". | | | | Compiled by Samy Ben Redjeb & Carlo Xavier. | | | | | | YOU KNOW YOU HAVE TO BUY THIS SHIT IF YOU LIKE IT RIGHT?! | | | | | | . . | | |\/\/| | | |____| | |------------------------------=---=-======-=---=-------------------------| |===/\===============================SOUNDz==========================/\===| '--/__\--------------------------=-2013-2019-=----------------------/__\--'