Dive into the rich tapestry of Brazilian music with Guinga's "Cheio De Dedos," a captivating album released in 1996 under the Caravelas label. This 46-minute journey through Brazilian jazz, bossa nova, and MPB showcases Guinga's mastery of composition and performance, making it a standout in his discography.
"Cheio De Dedos" is a testament to Guinga's versatility and collaborative spirit, featuring a blend of solo tracks and duets with renowned artists. Notable collaborations include Chico Buarque on "Impressionados," Chano Dominguez, Diapasson, and José Eladio Amat on "Me Gusta a Lagosta," and Ed Motta on "Aria de Opereta." These partnerships add depth and variety to the album, highlighting Guinga's ability to seamlessly integrate different musical styles and influences.
The album's tracklist is a delightful mix of upbeat rhythms and introspective melodies, with standout tracks like "Dá o Pé," "Nó Na Garganta," and "Rio de Exageros." Each song is a testament to Guinga's unique voice and his ability to craft memorable, engaging music. Whether you're a longtime fan of Brazilian music or a newcomer to the genre, "Cheio De Dedos" offers a rich and rewarding listening experience. The album's enduring appeal lies in its timeless compositions and the genuine artistry of Guinga and his collaborators.
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