Jards Macalé lp Vinyl Brazil Samba Jazz Soul Funk Tim Maia Jorge Ben gal costa
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Brand new LP. Sealed. Photos are stock images.
Imported from Brazil's POLYSOM DISCOS
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Label: Polysom – 33124-1 Series: Clássicos Em Vinil – 33124-1 Format: Vinyl, LP, Remastered, Reissue, 180g Country: Brazil Released: 2012 Genre: Jazz, Rock, Latin, Funk / Soul Style: Acoustic, Samba, Latin Jazz A1 Farinha Do Desprezo 4:33 A2 Revendo Amigos 6:29 A3 Mal Secreto 2:55 A4 78 Rotações 4:50 B1 Movimento Dos Barcos 2:45 B2 Meu Amor Me Agarra E Geme E Treme E Chora E Mata 3:57 B3 Let's Play That 5:43 B4 Farrapo Humano / A Morte 4:09 B5 Hotel Das Estrelas 1:02 Manufactured By – Poly Som Com. E Ind. de Plásticos Ltda. Acoustic Guitar – Jards Macalé, Lanny Gordin Arranged By – Jards Macalé, Lanny Gordin, Tutty Moreno Bass – Lanny Gordin Cover – Luciano Figueiredo, Oscar* Drums – Tutty Moreno Engineer – Joaquim*, João*, Paulo Sérgio* Executive-Producer – Guilherme Araújo* Lacquer Cut By – Will Cutter Leader – Jards Macalé Photography By – Eduardo Clark Voice – Jards Macalé Restauração gráfica das artes originais do arquivo de Charles Gavin por Leandro Arraes (Lastudio)
Nota: Qualquer eventual erro de informação neste projeto gráfico se deve à reprodução rigorosa das artes originais.
Agradecimentos: Alice Soares, Edna Franco, José Antonio Éboli, William Tardelli, Charles Gavin, Alberto Villar
Jards Macalé is a Brazilian singer, songwriter, and guitarist renowned for his experimental approach that fuses Brazilian music traditions with avant-garde influences. Often aligned with the Tropicália movement, Macalé emerged in the late 1960s and early 1970s as a distinctive voice, known for pushing boundaries and incorporating elements of samba, bossa nova, rock, and jazz into his work. His music is marked by his bold lyricism, socially conscious themes, and collaboration with influential figures such as Caetano Veloso, Gal Costa, and Waly Salomão.
Style and Influence Macalé’s style is characterized by its raw, sometimes darkly poetic lyricism and its experimental structures. He combined Brazilian folk sounds with nonconformist influences, often resulting in work that felt politically charged and musically innovative. His approach diverged from the more melodic MPB sound, embracing dissonance, irony, and a countercultural attitude that resonated with audiences disillusioned by Brazil's political climate at the time. Tracks like “Vapor Barato,” a collaboration with Waly Salomão, reflect his unique blend of melancholy, resistance, and irony.
As an artist, Macalé embodies the “maldito” (cursed or outlaw) spirit within Brazilian music, resisting mainstream appeal in favor of underground and rebellious expression. His self-titled album Jards Macalé (1972) is considered a cult classic, known for its introspective, almost gritty approach that diverged from the more polished bossa nova and samba of the era.
Key Albums and Tracks Jards Macalé (1972) – This self-titled debut is a landmark in his career, featuring songs like "Mal Secreto" and "Farinha do Desprezo," known for their unconventional structures and lyrics exploring existential and societal themes. Contrastes (1977) – A reflective album that combines Macalé’s characteristic introspection with smoother bossa nova influences and experimental sounds. Let’s Play That (1983) – A collaborative album with the composer Egberto Gismonti, exploring jazz and avant-garde elements alongside Brazilian rhythms. Real Grandeza (2005) – A more recent work that revisits some of Macalé’s earlier themes with fresh arrangements, showcasing his evolution while maintaining his subversive, lyrical edge. Legacy Jards Macalé's influence is notable among contemporary Brazilian artists who embrace experimental sounds and politically charged lyrics. His music has inspired generations of musicians interested in crossing genre boundaries and challenging norms. Through his unique blend of Brazilian roots and experimental flair, Macalé remains a highly respected figure in the world of Brazilian music and a symbol of artistic integrity.
50 Similar Artists Tom Zé Caetano Veloso Gal Costa Gilberto Gil Sérgio Sampaio Jorge Mautner Walter Franco Elis Regina Lanny Gordin Edu Lobo Waly Salomão Novos Baianos Egberto Gismonti Rita Lee Ney Matogrosso Geraldo Vandré Alceu Valença Chico Buarque Milton Nascimento João Bosco Zé Ramalho Os Mutantes Toninho Horta Arthur Verocai Hermeto Pascoal A Cor do Som Ivan Lins Marcos Valle Baden Powell Naná Vasconcelos Tropicália collective Clara Nunes Belchior Arnaldo Baptista Luiz Melodia Lô Borges Flávio Venturini Cátia de França Angela Ro Ro Raul Seixas Secos e Molhados Geraldo Azevedo Sivuca Djavan Joyce Moreno Aldir Blanc Zeca Baleiro Celso Fonseca Tavinho Moura Elza Soares Jards Macalé's work remains emblematic of artistic resistance and innovation, embodying the rebellious, eclectic, and passionate spirit of Brazilian music. His impact on the Brazilian music scene continues to resonate, with his influence extending across genres and generations.
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