Carlos Poyares E Regional Do Evandro
Som De Prata, Flauta De Lata
Discos Marcus Pereira (Brazil) 1975
MPL-9307 (LP) coated sleeve.
sleeve : EX-(SRW, SOC, slightly color-faded.)
media : EX-/EX-(some slightly noises. very slightly reflections of plastic inner sleeve that does not affect to sounds.)
This album, released in 1975 by the label "Discos Marcus Pereira," represents the Brazilian composer/flutist Carlos Poyares, who is known for his contributions to Choro, a popular music established in Rio de Janeiro in the 19th century. It features a simple percussion ensemble creating rustic rhythms with melancholic tones played by a viola ensemble. Carlos Poyares' warm vertical flute weaves gentle melodies throughout tracks like A2, while tracks like B6 exude a lightness with lively viola and flute melodies bouncing over a samba rhythm full of openness. The album offers a pleasant listening experience with its primitive acoustic music, reminiscent of the early style of Choro.
A2: Doce De Coco
A2: Doce De Coco
B6: Zinha