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| 1. Tchintchirote |
| 2. Sabine Largam' |
| 3. Partida |
| 4. Sangue De Beirona |
| 5. Apocalipse |
| 6. Mar E Morada De Sodade |
| 7. Bo E Di Meu Cretcheu |
| 8. Coragem Irmon |
| 9. Quem Bô E |
| 10. Regresso |
| 11. Zebra |
| 12. Mae Velha |
| 13. Pe Di Boi |
| 14. Ess Pais |
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Cabo Verde was colonized by the Portuguese, and the combination of the African and Portuguese cultures makes for some fabulous music - a little similar to sounds from Brazil. The music on this CD is a combination of the 'fado' from Portugal, mixed with the Brazilian ballad-like 'choro,' and soulful 'forros,' along with Cape Verde's own particular island sound. There is no better way to understand this wonderful, nuanced music than to listen to it. And Ms. Evora, herself, plays her voice and makes a music that is very much her own.
The nostalgic "Partida," "Mar e Morada de Soledad," and "Ess Pais," are sung with a sadness and longing that evoke much emotion. Other cuts, like "Tchintchirote," and "Sangue de Beirona" make me want to just get up and dance to the Oh So Sensual Beat! It is Ms. Evora's soft, silky-smooth, engaging voice that is so special. She is backed by strings - the guitar and an instrument called the 'cavaquinho'- but the rhythms are pure island. A terrific CD! You will enjoy it!
JANA
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