Jóia
Released: 1975
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Released: 1975
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Jóia was released simultaneously with Qualquer Coisa in 1975, and bears resemblance both to that album and Caetano Veloso's previous and highly experimental studio album Araçá Azul. As on Qualquer...
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Muitos Carnavais
Released: 1977
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Released: 1977
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This is a 1977 compilation of 12 songs by Caetano Veloso, and most of the tracks (nine out of 12) are performed in the traditional Bahian trio elétrico style. It is worth noting, though, that only...
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Transa
Released: 1972
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Released: 1972
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This is the CD reissue of the first LP recorded by Caetano Veloso upon his return from exile in London, England (1972). The sound of '70s electric rock predominates, fused with Brazilian rhythms...
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Velo
Released: 1984
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Released: 1984
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Velo focuses on danceable renditions. The album opens with the aggressive "Podres Poderes," where the theme is social criticism. "Nine Out of Ten" is a reggae with English lyrics. The beautiful...
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Doces Bárbaros
Released: 1976
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Released: 1976
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This is a live album recorded in 1976, featuring Gilberto Gil, Caetano Veloso, Maria Bethânia, and Gal Costa on their joint Doces Bárbaros tour. None of the live versions here really exceed the...
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Fina Estampa
Released: 1994
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Released: 1994
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In his 26th album, devoted to the Hispanic market that quickly reached the Latin Top Ten at Tower, Veloso sings great classics and new songs in Spanish, several recalled from his childhood; among...
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Tropicália 2
Released: 1994
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Released: 1994
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Between harsh criticism (due to the retro opportunistic use of Tropicália), and sectarian defense, Tropicália 2 yielded a Caetano Veloso/Gilberto Gil tour through E.U.A. and Europe one year after...
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Caetano e Chico: Ao Vivo na Bahia
Released: 1972
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Released: 1972
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An exciting live recording of Caetano Veloso with fellow Tropicalista Chico Buarque at a performance in Salvador. A wonderful example of the kind of mania that surrounded Veloso's return from exile...
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Caetano - JOSÉ
Released: 1988
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Released: 1988
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On this album, Veloso dedicated almost all the tracks to talk about himself. It is not surprising that it went unnoticed. Eu ("I") is the most frequent sound heard in the album, obsessively...
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Cinema Transcendental
Released: 1979
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Released: 1979
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One of Caetano Veloso's last quasi-acoustic albums, this one is dedicated to Brazilian grooves (with the exception of a couple of reggae tracks). The album has been very well spun, and several...
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