Brazilian soul
Since 1970 · 17 artistsTim Maia, Cassiano, Hyldon, Sandra de Sá, Ed Motta.
Tim Maia came back from the United States in 1970 and invented Brazilian soul; the Black Rio movement's dance parties, Banda Black Rio, Toni Tornado and Jorge Ben created a funk-soul with its own identity. Today Liniker, Iza and Ed Motta carry the lineage.
If you like Marvin Gaye, Earth, Wind & Fire or neo-soul, Tim Maia and Banda Black Rio are required listening.
Tim Maia, Cassiano, Hyldon, Sandra de Sá, Ed Motta.
Samba with a soul and funk groove: Jorge Ben Jor, Wilson Simonal, Banda Black Rio, Seu Jorge.
Funk and soul dance parties in Rio's North Zone in the 1970s; Banda Black Rio, Toni Tornado, Gerson King Combo.
Liniker, Iza, Luccas Carlos, Tássia Reis, Paula Lima.
The debut that founded Brazilian soul, with "Azul da Cor do Mar" and "Primavera".
The album of "Não Quero Dinheiro".
The album of "Gostava Tanto de Você".
Brazilian soul revered by collectors.
One of the 100 greatest Brazilian albums (Rolling Stone Brasil, 2007).
Instrumental funk from the Black Rio movement.
Debut, with "Manuel".
Debut of the band Liniker e os Caramelows.
Solo debut, between R&B and Afro-Bahian roots.
Jazz, soul and MPB; released with a film.
Soul and MPB; the first trans artist to win a Latin Grammy.
Nominated for seven Latin Grammys, including Album of the Year.
The "Síndico": invented Brazilian soul; "Primavera", "Gostava Tanto de Você", "Me Dê Motivo".
▶ listenInstrumental funk from the Black Rio movement: "Maria Fumaça".
▶ listenThe "pilantragem" swing: "Mamãe Passou Açúcar em Mim", "País Tropical".
▶ listen"Primavera" (composer), "A Lua e Eu".
▶ listen"BR-3" won the 1970 FIC; the Brazilian James Brown.
▶ listen"Na Rua, na Chuva, na Fazenda".
▶ listen"Mandamentos Black".
▶ listen"Olhos Coloridos", "Bye Bye Tristeza".
▶ listenTim Maia's nephew; "Manuel", "Colombina"; soul and AOR jazz.
▶ listenSoul and MPB; the first trans artist to win a Latin Grammy, for "Indigo Borboleta Anil".
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