Jorge Ben - "Solitario Surfista" (80's Side) (3:36)
Almir Ricardi - "Sao Paulo (High Society)" (4:22)
Guilherme Arantes - "Fio Da Navalha" (4:09)
Marcos Valle - "Bicicleta" (3:50)
Sandra Sa - "Pela Cidade" (3:22)
Tony Bizarro - "Apenas Uma Vez" (2:57)
Viva Voz - "Fugitivos De Azul" (4:15)
Hanna - "Deixa Rodar" (70's Side) (3:24)
Marilia Barbosa - "Manifesto" (3:02)
Tony Bizarro - "O Que Se Faz Da Vida" (2:35)
Coral Som Livre - "Fogo Sobre Terra" (2:31)
Ana Maria E Mauricio - "Figa De Guine" (2:08)
Djalma Dias - "Nada Sei De Preconceito" (2:37)
Inema Trio - "Arue Pam" (2:26)
Jeremias - "A Vida E Um Buraco" (2:37)
Review: Disco E Cultura Volume 2 by Portuguese label Mad About Records is a fantastic collection and retrospect into the vibrant dance music landscape of Brazil during the 70s and 80s. Curated by Joaquim Paulo, this compilation delves deep into the soul, funk, disco, boogie, and jazz-funk sounds that defined the era. Featuring a diverse selection of tracks, the album offers a kaleidoscope of colorful, floor-friendly jams adorned with punchy horn lines, classy vocals, and irresistible grooves. Standout highlights include Lafayette's infectious 'Sol De Varao,' Franco's Barrio-funk groove, and Aloisio's jazz-funk gem 'Tema R,' which impresses with its hot-stepping breakbeats and strong synth solos. The second side of the compilation continues the more amazing music with tracks like 'Deixa Rodar' by Hanna, 'Manifesto' by Marilia Barbosa, and 'Fogo Sobre Terra' by Coral Som Livre, each contributing to the rich heritage of Brazilian dance music.
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