Music / tropicalismo

Transa


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Latest edition, musik (cd)

You Don't Know Me

3:48 min

Nine Out Of Ten

4:56 min

Triste Bahia

9:44 min

It's A Long Way

6:06 min

Mora Na Filosofia

6:15 min

Neolithic Man

4:54 min

Nostalgia ("That's what rock'n'roll is all about")

1:21 min

9 out of 10


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Reviews (3)


AllMusic

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Alvaro Neder

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"Released in 1972, Transa was recorded by Caetano Veloso during his exile in London, England, shortly before his return to Brazil. The sound of '70s electric rock predominates, fused with Brazilian rhythms and percussion, berimbau sounds, and his own violão playing".


Record collector

484 (2018 October)

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Paul Bowler

484 (2018 October)

"Transa is the work that best reflects his artistic growth and sense of alienation. Sung in a mixture of English and Portuguese (often within the same song), it's a dark, brooding but ultimately beautiful testament to alienation and the loneliness of a life spent in political exile".


Mojo

2018 September

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John Mulvey

2018 September

"Exiled by the Brazilian military junta along with Gilberto Gil, the master Tropicalista's second London album, from 1972, is a poignant classic. Veloso's hybrid of Brazilian pop and US/UK folk rock was never so elegant, nor so emotionally pertinent".