Cataia-Nesta_Terra_De_Ninguem-(Reissue)-BR-2006-JUST

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MP3/FLAC

Group

JUST

Size

86,45 MB

Files

14

Date

2006-08-24

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Artist.......: Cataia
Album........: Nesta Terra de NinguΘm
Label........: Suave
Genre........: Latin
Catnr........: n/a
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: 23-08-2006
str.date.....: 00-01-2006
quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: n/a

track  title                                          time

 01.   Amarelo que Brilha                            03:41
 02.   Mangabeira                                    03:48
 03.   Intrevero na Casa de Nicolß                   03:23
 04.   Xaximbo                                       03:57
 05.   Verdes Mares                                  04:16
 06.   Prß que mudar ?                               04:57
 07.   Terra de NinguΘm                              03:52
 08.   De Repente                                    03:18
 09.   Vento dos Sonhos                              02:53
 10.   Bonito de Santa FΘ                            03:55
 11.   Vida sem Dor                                  03:41
 12.   Gato Gordo                                    03:34
 13.   O Canto do Sabiß                              03:52
 14.   Faixa B⌠nus-Sunumbebimbß (Kamberimbß)         09:02

                                            Runtime  58:09 min
                                            Size     86,5 MB


Release Notes:

"Nesta Terra de Ninguem" is Cataia's self-rpoduced
1st album and also the 1st forro record unearthed
by Suave experts in Sao Paulo in Dec. 2003. Cataia
was formed in 2001 on the Cardoso Island (south
coast of Sao Paulo) by young, mainly Nordestean
artists, all of them forro and African music fans.
Cataia is originally a medicinal plant said to have
hallucinogenic powers, much helpful to create.
The Cataia travel through their imaginary planet
creating their own unique sound. They use
traditionnal forro rhythms as a base and naturally
add in Guinean or Malian rhythms. The rock guitar
riffs and phrasings reminds of the hectic Sao Paulo
urbanism they were brought up in.

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