Ivan Lins' self-titled album, released in 1986, is a captivating blend of Brazilian musical styles that showcases the artist's prowess as a composer and performer. This album is a vibrant fusion of MPB (Música Popular Brasileira), samba, Latin jazz, Brazilian jazz, and bossa nova, creating a rich and diverse soundscape that is both engaging and sophisticated.
The album features ten tracks, including the enchanting "Beijo Infinito," the rhythmic "Sede Dos Marujos," and the triumphant "Vitoriosa." Each song is a testament to Ivan Lins' ability to weave intricate melodies with poetic lyrics, resulting in a collection that is as musically satisfying as it is lyrically profound. The album's duration of 37 minutes ensures a concise yet fulfilling listening experience.
Produced by Max Pierre, the album was released under the Som Livre label and has since become a notable entry in Ivan Lins' discography. It stands alongside other significant works like "Depois Dos Temporais" and "Mãos," further cementing Lins' reputation as a master of Brazilian music. Whether you're a long-time fan of Ivan Lins or a newcomer to his work, this album offers a delightful exploration of the diverse and rich musical traditions of Brazil.
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