Tribalistas

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Full performer name: Marisa Monte/Carlinhos Brown/Arnaldo Antunes. Personnel includes: Marisa Monte (vocals, nylon guitar, harmonica, accordion, toy trumpet, Hammond B-3 organ); Carlinhos Brown (vocals, nylon guitar, acoustic guitar, berimbau, Hammond B-3 organ, vibraphone, marimba, bass, percussion); Arnaldo Antunes (vocals); Margareth Menezes (vocals, acoustic guitar); Dadi Carvalho (acoustic & electric guitars, sitar guitar, ukelele, accordion, piano, Hammond B-3 organ, bass); Cezar Mendes (nylon guitar). Recorded in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil in April 2002. TRIBALISTAS won the 2003 Latin Grammy Award for Best Brazilian Contemporary Pop Album. The album was also nominated for Best Engineered Album and for Album Of The Year. "Ja Sei Namorar" was nominated for Record Of The Year and for Best Brazilian Song. Personnel: Margareth Menezes (vocals, viola, gaita); Dadi Carvalho (whistling, guitar, acoustic guitar, slide guitar, steel guitar, E-bow, bandolim, cavaquinho, sitar, ukulele, viola, viola da gamba, accordion, piano, hand claps). Audio Mixers: Flavio DeSouza; Marisa Monte; Ale Siqueira. Recording information: Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. Editor: Carlinhos Brown. Unknown Contributor Roles: Marisa Monte; Dadi Carvalho. The hype that was built up before the release of this joint effort by Arnaldo Antunes, Marisa Monte, and Carlinhos Brown was enormous. Luckily, the trio delivered and fulfilled all expectations, although perhaps in a different way than many people had anticipated. Tribalistas is a very good but simple and unpretentious record. The music consists of straightforward, largely acoustic, and very attractive pop songs sung by Marisa Monte and Arnaldo Antunes. The beautiful voice of Monte interacts in an interesting and fairly unusual way with the masculine, often guttural singing of Antunes. The album production by Monte and Ale Siqueira is very tasteful, and the sparse but elegant electronic backing and special effects contribute to make the music sound fresh and different. The musical focus of Tribalistas always lies in the strong melodies, both on the faster tracks -- as, for example, the captivating "Carnavalia" and "Passe Em Casa" -- and the percussion-less ballads, such as "E Voce" and "O Amor E Feio." ~ Philip Jandovsky