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Pitoni:
What do you mean by indegenous?
our nativeīs donīt do any sound like that, it is only Funk, no indigenous rythim

Hat:
Brazillians are making more good trashy hipster style electro than France at the moment but for some reason DJ's around here are just not bothering with it at all.

Pitoni:
well most of the electro funk that you are listening (if I am not wrong), is basicaly composed by people who loves rock and started an electro rock/funk band just for the sake of the joke, cause here rocker hate funk, and funkers hate rock, so the mix of both started as a joke around here, and if you translate some of the lyrics, you will still find some of  the stupid things being said.

but I have to agree, the production is very nice, and the musics are really good for parties, and the lyrics give me good laughs usualy.

Hat:
I think the hesitance of DJs to spin this shit at clubs around here is mostly that this is fucking pure unabashed party music. You could play it during a sunday session kind of day, but people around here usually go for more "serious" dance music when they are out because tech-house is fucking important. This stuff just calls down to your arse and then relays the message to the brain that it won't be coming in for work today because it has been infected with boogie fever.

Really, if I remembered the name of most of these bands in 10 years I'd be surprised but shit it is just butt shaking music.

el_loco_avs:
Chico Science & Nacao Zumbi. <3

Allmusic:
Born amidst the rich cultural tradition of Northeast, Chico Science began to experiment with afro bloco (Carnival group) Lamento Negro's Gilmar, blending maracatu with reggae, funk, rap, and rock. The mixture of regional rhythms with world pop music, played by guitar, bass, samplers, and other tech gadgets, was named by him as "mangue" (a reference to the mud flats of Recife). With the later addition by the press of the word "beat", it remained an umbrella denomination to the pop adaptations suffered by ancient folkloric Northeastern musics.


Most important album:
Da Lama ao Caos. srsly.

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