Dona Onete Rebujo
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- wydawca: Mais Um
- nr katalogowy: MAIS037CD
- format: CD
- opakowanie: CD gatefold + 16 str. książeczka
- PŁYTA NOWA, ZAFOLIOWANA
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T R A C K L I S T A
1.Festa do Tubarão 03:20
2.Carimbó Arrepiado 03:04
3.Mexe Mexe 04:05
4.Vem Chamegar 04:20
5.Musa da Babilônia 03:36
6.Tambor do Norte 03:46
7.Mistura Pai D'Égua 03:50
8.Fogo na Aldeia 04:05
9.Ação e Reação 03:41
10.Balanço do Açaí 03:41
11.Galante Sedutor 04:44
‘Onete is a songwriter fully alive to her world’ NPR
‘A powerful and emotional voice, writing bravely personal lyrics’ The Guardian
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'Queen of the Amazon' Dona Onete returns with her third album Rebujo which brims with joyous carimbós and high energy bangues as well as a cumbia, brega and samba.
Rebujo is a local slang for the currents in the Amazon river that carry silt and nutrients from the river bed into the water, feeding its inhabitants and giving the river it's muddy colour – however, as it gives, it also takes, and the rebujo can easily overpower even the most experienced swimmer.
Following the critical success of her 2017 album Banzeiro, Onete is now one of Brazil’s most in-demand touring artists with a packed schedule throughout Brazil and an increasing global profile that has seen her perform at some of the most respected international music festivals such as Roskilde, Womad, TFF Rudolstadt, Rainforest World Music, FMM Sines and Chicago World Music.
Formerly a history teacher, folklore researcher, union representative, culture secretary and children’s author - “I never thought I would be a singer” she claims - Onete recorded her debut album Feitiço Caboclo at 73. A cult figure turned crossover success in Brazil and an ambassador for Amazonian culture, the music she sings is a unique mix of rhythms from native Brazilians, African slaves and the Caribbean - epitomised in the joyous carimbós that are her trademark