1 Hour of 60s Brazilian Doomer Music - Part 4

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[vlaspattakaramazov]

Playlist:
1:31 | Sérgio Ricardo - Não Gosto Mais de Mim
4:25 | Cassiano - Salve Essa Flor
8:43 | João Gilberto & Stan Getz - O Grande Amor
14:13 | Milton Nascimento - Tudo o Que Você Podia Ser
17:07 | Belchior - A Palo Seco
20:13 | Tim Maia - Essa Dor Me Apanha
23:33 | Cartola - Divina Dama / Quem Me Vê Sorrindo (Medley)
26:41 | Fagner - Serenata do Adeus
29:42 | Adoniran Barbosa - Bom Dia Tristeza
32:47 | Chico Buarque - Construção
39:11 | Elizeth Cardoso - Apelo
43:33 | João Gilberto - Coração Vagabundo
45:43 | Nana Caymmi - Esquecendo Você
49:30 | Raul Seixas - Ouro de Tolo
52:24 | Milton Nascimento - Cais
55:09 | Luís Bonfá - Sambalamento
57:28 | Cassiano Bem- A Lua e Eu
1:00:19 | Isaura Garcia - Cai A Tarde
1:03:05 | Tom Jobim - Passarim
1:06:49 | Zé Ramalho - A Terceira Lâmina
1:11:07 | Paulo Vanzolini - Morte é Paz
1:14:00 | Roberto Carlos - Traumas
1:18:08 | Tim Maia - Azul da Cor do Mar
1:21:23 | Tom Jobim - Sabiá


Música da Intro/Intro Song: Laurindo Almeida & Salli Terri - Bachianas brasileiras No. 5 - Aria
DISCLAIMER: Although the video is about "60s" music, there's songs from the entire 20th Century for aesthetic reasons.

[joka]

Thank Brazilian music I think the Portuguese language is the most beautiful one in the world. Com amor da Rússia!

[alessiog]

Desde Italia, saudacoes para os irmaos brasileiros doomer. Meu favorido è Adoniran Barbosa.

[vlaspattakaramazov]

DISCLAIMER: Although the video is about "60s" music, there's songs from the entire 20th Century for aesthetic reasons.

[ahmetyuce]

I never new Brasilian music was this good. I never new Brasil had so many nice people until I met them and I never knew that we (Turkey) are facing almost identical problems in many sense. Cheers to all Brasilian brothers and sisters struggling there. I hope to visit there one day!

[segnoggin]

The intro radiates cowboy bebop vibes I love it

[martindamiani]

Me gusta mucho la música de los hermanos brasukas! 🇦🇷🤝🇧🇷

[AnimalParables]

When you can’t understand another language you feel the emotion and expression behind the words at its rawest. Just wow.

[brunohakan]

Best playlist to smoke a cigarette with coffee, thinking about your life and everything that has happened in the middle of this pandemic. Being an 18 year old Brazilian trying to learn how to deal with life

[egorfev]

Всегда нравилась бразильская музыка, с уважением из России! 🇧🇷 🇷🇺

[Estmaraver]

Holy shit, Construcao is such a fascinating song.

[alascagameplaus]

14:13 Dammn that song hit me hard. I got goosebumps

[henrycgs]

Chico Buarque - Construção (32:47) in particular, is insanely powerful. To those unaware, it's a song about a man dying while working in a construction site. It tells the story of the last day in his life, from kissing his wife one last time to falling off a building and... "smashing on the street, dying in the wrong lane, as nuisance to the traffic". It's a strong criticism on the alienation of workers in a capitalist society, which treats them as disposable commodities.

Each verse describes one action the man took, leading to his death. The song is split into two parts, before and after his death. The second part is the same as the first, execpt the verses start to get jumbled together. Initially it sounds like nonsense, except when you pay closer attention, it's reinforcing how mechanic and disposable worker's lives are. The song is also written in a meticulously unique way: every verse ends in a proparoxytone- stressing on the third last syllable.

It doesn't end there, though. The album this song came from was made and published during the harshest and most brutal years of the nationalist brazilian military dictatorship, that lasted from the 60s to the 80s. Many artists were killed, tortured, and exiled. This song's author, Chico Buarque, managed to avoid censorship by filling his albums with secret analogies and wordplay that mocked and criticized the government.


Many people consider this song to be the best Brazilian song ever written.

[nathanh]

It’s been exactly two years since the first Brazilian doomer music playlist was released, and in a month or less from now it will have been 1 year since I found said playlist that I have been listening to ever since . Thank you for introducing me to bossanova which is now one of, if not my favourite genre of music.

[mooseyman]

I thought the Doomer found happiness :(

[switz]

This is so underrated, you need more recognition mate

[johanlelama]

From France ! J'ai adoré! I loved It ! What a great intro, and good music, fantastic job <3

[Happylol]

Love is a strange thing, its one of the best and worst things anyone can experience, you can feel at the top of the world, or be one of the saddest person in the world at any second.

[hajirashidli]

Really liked the Chad playlist Vlaspatta, bring out a new one of these days. and open a patreon account already, i'll pay

[Victorcamags]

Músicas que escrevem todo o interior guardado de um brasileiro. A tristeza e solidão habita em todo o ser humano, mas o brasileiro, como todo mestre que é, faz com que isso se torne uma prática lendária! Eu amo ser brasileiro