It was only sad that htis CD disappeared from the stores very soon, got almost no promotion and it is so hard to find. The recording was well done for its time. The low point might be "Coisa Miuda", in which the vocals are more irritating than nondescript, but lack of familiarity with the language prevents me from pronouncing any further judgment. Please consider supporting us by disabling your ad blocker. The rock parts are more towards their attitude and approach to the traditional folk music from their region. Studio Album, 3. Studio Album, 2. 
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If PA was a folk site this would be a four star affair, but since there is no prog at all in terms of instrumental music, I can only give it 3. If you want to know about this folk group, this is a good starting point, even if it lacks some important tunes kledi mentioned above.
Very little here is poor, but even less is remarkably good or progressive in any real sense. The sound was simpler, poppier and much more accessible to the mainstream market.
Although very good, and getting some nice reviews in the musical press, this work was not a hit. There is very little prog here per se. The musical style remains more or less the same as before, but the band has matured both as songwriters mleiton players. On the other side it contains a pretty decent collection of songs that represent well the sound of this interesting band.
Please consider supporting us by disabling your ad blocker. It was largely ignored by the public and the general feeling was that the band has become just another generic folk outfit of the time, a faceless group in a sea of other equally talented but undistinguished acts. Again I recommend this dicsografia for the ones who like to explore regional folk music with a sophisticated approach and subtle arrangements. Their kledig also grew, with a more elaborated use of percussion instruments and the introduction of new ones flute, violin, even bass and drums on a couple of tracks, but still no electric guitar.
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To many this was their finest hour. The rock parts are more towards their attitude and approach to the traditional folk music from dixcografia region. Unfortunatly they were hardly the only ones doing that kind of stuff.
Copyright Prog Archives, All rights reserved. When compared with their debut, Aqui here, in portuguese shows the band much more confident and confortable at the studio.
Review by Tarcisio Moura Prog Reviewer. The recording was well done for its time. It was covered by MPB-4, one of the most lleiton vocal groups in Brazil, but it was not enough to save the band from breaking up soon after this record was out.
Almost everything here has simple, acoustic accompaniment, with very subtle arrangements. Another highlight is Haragana, one of their most popular songs ever. Vento Negro black wind is my favorite song here, with its beautiful melody line and great discgrafia guitars arrangement. Which was a pity, since it was clear their talent was intact.
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Good, and for folk lovers, very good. Studio Album, 2. Thanks to Kledit for the artist addition. The title track is one of the most appealing, being a remake of a traditional south folk song telling about the life klerir the country man.
If I had to name a highlight, it would be "Gaudencio Sete Luas", thanks largely to its flutes and romantic hot summer evening ambiance, with "Barca De Caronte" coming in second thanks to its moody sense of purpose.
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Other sites in the MAC network: Studio Album, 3. Of all the songs in the LP the title track showed their dissatisfaction with the overall state of the country, including its political side. While Almondegas kept the faith in the acoustic format, their musical tapestry is now adornated with other instruments depending on the style they were now playing strings, accordion, trumpet, etc.
Mi Triste Santiago with words sung in portuguese and spanish is their homage to the late chilean poet Pablo Neruda. Although there is little or no prog in here kpedir or even much rock - it is obvious that they were expanding their folk boundaries to new grounds.
It was only sad that htis CD disappeared from the stores very soon, got almost no promotion and it is so hard to find.
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