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| Title | : | Tropical Truth: A Story Of Music And Revolution In Brazil |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.87 (930 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0306812819 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 384 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-12-22 |
| Language | : | English |
. From the innocence of his middle-class youth in the northern state of Bahia, to his stays in Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, Veloso vividly re-creates his formative years, which were immersed in French new wave cinema, progressive English rock and Brazilian letters, particularly concrete poetry. publishing debut with a rambling, extremely erudite memoir focusing on his role in the late-1960s musical happening known as Tropic lia. "What we wanted to do would be closer to Godard's films," he mus
Boring read I stopped read the book in the middle do to the fact that the author kept introducing new people and made it confusing to understand.. One Star Jasmine Horrible, confusing, boring. Never again.. Dr. Debra Jan Bibel said Brazil's Musical Rebels. Comparable to Ruy Castro's frank and detailed journalistic history of the Bossa Nova, a musical movement begun in the 1950s, this autobiographical account by Caetano Veloso, co-founder of the Tropicália protest movement of the 1960s, continues the story of Brazilian mus
Caetano and the movement he catalyzed, tropicalia, urged an adoption of personal freedom in politics, music, and lifestyle. His fame increasing by the year, Caetano focused on writing songs about his homeland, returning to Brazil as a national hero-a mantle he still wears today. Rebelling against the Elvis-based, American-imported rock scene in late '60s Brazil, Caetano Veloso suffused lyrical Brazilian folksongs with fuzz guitar, avant-jazz, and electronic music-and in doing so blew apart the status quo of Brazilian culture. His most recent album, Live in Bahia, was released to international critical and popular acclaim.. His "rabble-rousing," as the government saw it, would get Caetano and his comrade Gilberto Gil arrested and exiled to London to wait out the military dictatorship
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