I am now listening to ...

[BakersfieldChimp]

I ran across this Nick Drake cove... what a wow.



As long as I am going down an overwrought path
This work has several different versions. The bare-boned string quartet sound is the one I turn to the most

[capocannoniere]

90's Brazilian pagode is the best and the worst at the same time. Terrible tearjerkers at one side, and on the other, fun, upbeat songs that reflect mainland Brazilian-ness like this one.

[Incal]

90's Brazilian pagode is the best and the worst at the same time. Terrible tearjerkers at one side, and on the other, fun, upbeat songs that reflect mainland Brazilian-ness like this one.

There's been some brazilian artists who became famous here singing in spanish (or portunhol):

[capocannoniere]

There's been some brazilian artists who became famous here singing in spanish (or portunhol):

Yeaaah for some reason most Argentinians have Paralamas as a reference for Brazilian music, but here they not really relevant. Yes they were popular, but no one really cared much about them. It's the sort of ska/party rock of Los Cadillacs, Decadentes, Caligaris and similars. Sounds good but argies do it better.

Alexandre Pires himself and some Sertanejos also had a try on a hispanic career. I find it cool.

[Danjojo]

[Roy]

[Decius]

[NSXD60]

[NSXD60]

Yes, Virginia, Walter Houston could sing.

[Incal]