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What are you listening to?
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Michelle420
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Marion Morrison
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I got my friend's son interested in music with this.
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P F Tinmore
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Carnaval, y'all. 
World's biggest party going down in Brasil as we sit.
Chico Buarque's Vai Passar is as good an infectious samba as any.....
A samba about samba, the spectacle of a samba parade passing in the street. Crank it up. Crank it WAY up.
Samba comes from semba, describing both a percussion rhythm and its dance, from Angola. As they repeat the lyrics the percussion transcends into different highlights; the deep surdo one-two heartbeat, the ringing plastic hand drums called tambourims and later the squeaky cuíca.
The imagery is taken from the street protests against the repressive military government of the 1960s-1980s, During the cultural repression and censorship many artists self-exiled to places they could freely express; Chico Buarque stayed in Brazil writing songs that looked like simple love songs but were allegories for protest such as the one quoted in the second image: (Apesar de você) Amanhá vai ser outro dia! (in spite of you, tomorrow will be a new day).
skye
World's biggest party going down in Brasil as we sit.Chico Buarque's Vai Passar is as good an infectious samba as any.....
A samba about samba, the spectacle of a samba parade passing in the street. Crank it up. Crank it WAY up.
Samba comes from semba, describing both a percussion rhythm and its dance, from Angola. As they repeat the lyrics the percussion transcends into different highlights; the deep surdo one-two heartbeat, the ringing plastic hand drums called tambourims and later the squeaky cuíca.
The imagery is taken from the street protests against the repressive military government of the 1960s-1980s, During the cultural repression and censorship many artists self-exiled to places they could freely express; Chico Buarque stayed in Brazil writing songs that looked like simple love songs but were allegories for protest such as the one quoted in the second image: (Apesar de você) Amanhá vai ser outro dia! (in spite of you, tomorrow will be a new day).
skye
Meanwhile --- in New Orleans ....
One of the comments kinda says it all --- "nothing about this band makes sense--- until you hear them play"
Who is Haruka Kikuchi?
Ridgerunner
'Ole Wise One'
Anyone who is younger than 40 may have never seen this classic movie with a cast of some of the best actors to ever work in Hollyweird... If you never listen to anything I say listen now... Watch Cool Hand Luke ... How many hardboiled eggs could you eat?
Michelle420
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I asked Siri to play Rachmaninov’s Concerto No 2. She played the cha cha version. I had no idea there was such a thing. It was . . .indescribable.
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