Brizzi Do Brasil

Various Artists
World | Jun 2004

Reviews

Decca
Reviewed 2004-07-22
How can you go wrong when you combine Italian composer Aldo Brizzi with some of the biggest stars in Brazil (Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil, Virginia Rodrigues, Tom Ze, and others)? You can’t. This mix blends Brazilian popular music jazz, electronica & world beats. Good stuff all, way cool.

*1. Delicious mid-tempo & intriguing w/a dark, jazzy sound.
*2. Soft and romantic w/wonderful vocals. Slow & sexy.
3. Drums, hip-hop, strings & lush male vox combine. Interesting.
4. Deep, dramatic female vocals in a slow, haunting, ballad.
*5. Funky bass/drums, coll vocal duet. Mid/uptempo, driving.
*6. Relaxed mid-tempo groove w/fun vocals/strings/perc.
7. A slow & romantic duet w/light, jazzy flair & nice perc.
8. Relaxed jazz poem blending vocals w/spoken word, piano. Etc.
9. An epic that ranges from slow & romantic to dramatic drums.
*10. Great drums/vocal effects combine. An avant garde romp.
*11. Spare & dramatic/fast & folksy. Strangely captivating.
12. Rich, almost operatic fem vox, lush strings, slow, romantic.
7/2004

Recent airplay

O Amor, O Amor
Global WarmingFeb 03, 2015
Meninas De Programa
Cacao!Dec 27, 2012
Exilio, O Amor
Cacao!Dec 20, 2012
Ao
At the Cafe BohemianSep 19, 2006
Meninas De Programa
At the Cafe BohemianSep 21, 2004
Toi
At the Cafe BohemianSep 14, 2004

Charting

2004-07-26 — 2004-09-26 Reggae/World
Week EndingAirplays
Sep 26 1
Sep 19 1
Sep 12 1
Sep 5 3
Aug 29 1
Aug 22 1
Aug 15 1
Aug 8 3

Track listing

1. Meninas De Programa
2. Misterio De Afrodite
3. Exilio
4. Cats
5. O Amor
6. Toi
7. Ondas
8. Ao
9. Velada Ou Revelada
10. Abraca O Meu Abraco
11. Down Down Down
12. Este Era Un Gato