Eterno Navegar

World | Mar 2009

Reviews

Wedge
Reviewed 2009-11-26
Latin music: lush female vocals over poppy/jazz music. Think of it as club jazz that happens to be in Portugese (don't expect bossa nova, though). Dusky mid-range singing. Lots of drop-ins from various traditional instruments. (Try 3,5,11.)

Coolly relaxing, conjuring up all sorts of easygoing Mediterranean images. No discernible FCCs.

1- Happy mid/fast, bouncing piano.
2- Sultry slowish jazz, nice
3- Modern folk. Feather-light guitar.
4- Slow, lightly sad. Voice and piano, traditional feel
5- Bouncy, light modern feel. Some rap?!
6- Quiet and light, mid/fast.
7- Lightly lounge-jazzy, a breezy upbeat one
8- Slowish but upbeat, with interesting strange harmonies. Gets into a kind of boogie-woogie pulse.
9- Slow piano ballad.
10- A jazzy take on old-world folky sounds
11- Traditional sounds in modern folk, mid/fast, catchy
12- Slow, dramatic
13- Midtempo
14- Slow, angelic folk ballad. Tom Waits-like guest vocalist.
15- Upbeat "world" sound, percussive and light

Recent airplay

As Nosas Cores
At the Cafe BohemianFeb 09, 2010
As Nosas Cores (Remix)
At the Cafe BohemianJan 26, 2010
A Fala Da Serea
At the Cafe BohemianJan 12, 2010
A Fala Da Serea
Ambient AnnoyanceJan 12, 2010
Sen Ti
No Cover, No MinimumJan 08, 2010
A Fala Da Serea
Music CasseroleJan 01, 2010

Charting

2009-11-29 — 2010-01-31 Reggae/World
Week EndingAirplays
Jan 31 1
Jan 17 2
Jan 10 1
Jan 3 1
Dec 13 1
Dec 6 1

Track listing

1. As Nosas Cores
2. Sen Ti
3. Eterno Navegar
4. Unha Noite Na Eira Do Trigo
5. Berenguela
6. Morna Sentida
7. A Quimera
8. A Fala Da Serea
9. Rumores De Faluas
10. Eu En Ti
11. Danza Virtual
12. Alala De Muxia
13. Nalgures
14. A Lira
15. As Nosas Cores (Remix)