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Turma da Bênção
Apresenta: Botto Trindade

Apresenta: Botto Trindade

Catno

KOPR45-002

Formats

1x Vinyl 7" 45 RPM Single

Country

Netherlands

Release date

Nov 11, 2023

Styles

African

Apresenta: Botto Trindade by Turma da Bênção on Keep On Pushin Records.

This is the second 7” single of the Turma da Bênção project by Conjunto Angola 70 & Paulo Flores. Botto was the guitar player for Os Bongos and played with Os Kiezos, Carlos Burity, Paulo Flores, Semba Tropical etc. He is called the living soul of Angolan guitar.

To explore the musical connections of Angola & Brazil, we asked Tahira to spice up the session. Tahira says he listened to “Memoria De Gui” for hours when we sent him the album to choose a track. ‘I love the way Botto plays the guitar, so beautiful. It made me think of the Ciranda rhythms, a style of music from the northeast of Brazil. It is usually more raw and bass driven. Not much instruments and melody. We added the great Botto touch to this traditional rhythm from Brazil.’

Media: Mi
Sleeve: M

$19.13*

*Taxes excluded, shipping price excluded

KOPR45-002 - NL - 2023

1

Memoria De Gui

04:07

2

Gui No Brasil

03:54

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