“Emergency! Get the paramedics or Recife dies from a heart attack. The quickest way to kill and empty the soul of a city is to kill and fill its estuaries. How to avoid drowning in the chronic depression that paralyzes its citizens? It’s simple. Just inject some energy into the mud and stimulate what is left of fertility in the veins of Recife. Dream up an energy circuit capable of connecting the positive vibration of the mangroves with the World Wide Web. The symbol: a parabolic antenna rammed into the mud.” – “Caranguejos Com Cérebros”, Fred04, (1991)
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This is so 90s. I love it.
A legendary song from a legendary band.
If I am trying to get into Brazilian music (any and all genres), who are other major artists (past and present) to consider?
Probably one of the best things to come out of Brazilian music in the 1990s.
“Emergency! Get the paramedics or Recife dies from a heart attack. The quickest way to kill and empty the soul of a city is to kill and fill its estuaries. How to avoid drowning in the chronic depression that paralyzes its citizens? It’s simple. Just inject some energy into the mud and stimulate what is left of fertility in the veins of Recife. Dream up an energy circuit capable of connecting the positive vibration of the mangroves with the World Wide Web. The symbol: a parabolic antenna rammed into the mud.” – “Caranguejos Com Cérebros”, Fred04, (1991)
Salve Chico! Salve Nação Zumbi!
My favourite band!
This post is actually a huge r/suddenlycaralho and I love it for that.
Vegeta Favela on my print, please.
More people need to listen to this.