TRADIÇÕES DISTORCIDAS
(Distorted traditions, 2004) |
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Produced by Filho dos Livres
Guga Borba: vocals, acoustic guitar, 10 string acoustic viola
Guilherme Cruz: vocals, 6-12 acoustic guitar, 10 string acoustic viola and guitars
Adair Torres: pedal steel guitar
Alex Mesquita: bass
Wlajones de Carvalho: drums
Recorded at Megaphone studio (CG), Brazil, by:
Guilherme Cruz, Guga Borba e Alex Cavalheri
2nd engineer: Dudu Fuzitani
Mixed and mastered by:
Guilherme Cruz
Graphical design: Guga Borba
Filho dos Livres photos: Fabio Pellegrini
Other photos extracted from the book “Trilogia do
Patrimônio Histórico Cultural Sul-mato-grossense” by:
Eduardo Medeiros e Rubens Costa Marques |
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01 Madrugada
(Guga Borba) [lyric]
02 Meu
carnaval
(Guga Borba) [lyric]
03 Sobre
nós dois
(Guilherme
Cruz) [lyric]
04 Amor de índio
(Beto Guedes) [lyric]
05 Alguém
como você é
(Guilherme
Cruz) [lyric]
06 O
início do fim
(Guga
Borba) [lyric]
07 Numa
outra estação
(Guilherme
Cruz) [lyric]
08 Não
dá pra te esquecer
(Guilherme
Cruz) [lyric]
09 Vem
me ver
(Cruz&Borba) [lyric]
10 Eclipse
(Guga Borba) [lyric]
11 Quanto
vale
(Guga Borba) [lyric]
12 Dualidade
(Guilherme Cruz)
13 Pra
poder voltar
(Cruz&Borba) [lyric]
14 Cascavel
Paxixi
(Guga Borba)
15 Apenas
um adeus
(Guilherme Cruz) [lyric] |
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Review: Among other elements: windows, blue, old regional post cards, two young musicians, 15 songs and a caldron of Brazil's mid-west artistic influences mixed up with rock. A pioneer project, that puts together local influences, folk, rock, grunge to intimate lyrics. Guga and Guilherme mixed up several and ample musical references to a modern romanticism. Their audacity found back up in their music, sang along by the public in the duo's shows. The album sold out its first edition in November 2004, even with the songs available for download in their website.
This album establishes a new period on the contemporary music from Mato Grosso do Sul state: new and young sonorities, but in straight communication with those that formed the state's musical identity.
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