What you hear is what you see | CAS 302
You dig their music in the Caipirinha Appreciation Society podcast, and here you can see their faces. Well, most of the times, anyway...
Some vids of artists featured in the episode: CAS 302 | Floresta
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Aracy de Almeida - 'Não me diga adeus'
Even though Aracy was considered one of the greatest singers of the 30's - rival in reputation to Carmen Miranda - the image that stayed in the imaginary of the average Brazilian is of her in the 70's, when she was an old, grumpy and severe juror in a popular TV show.
Boteco Furacao- Bina Coquet
João do Morro - Lado B do Jornalista
Dicró - O Político
This is a part of a recent DVD by Dicró, deceased a couple of month ago.
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Produced for the University of London’s SOAS Radio and shared with the world as a podcast, the Caipirinha Appreciation Society offers its audience two hours of wonderful under-exposed Brazilian music of all styles, regions and time-periods, from vintage sambas to modern blends.
Produzido para a rádio inglesa SOAS Radio - da University of London - e difundido para o mundo como podcast, o Caipirinha Appreciation Society oferece à sua audiência internacional duas horas de música brasileira pouco explorada pela mídia, de todos os estilos, regiões e períodos, de sambas clássicos a misturas modernas.
MdC Suingue (Portuguese for "Swing") founded the Caipirinha Appreciation Society in 2004, to show the world that there is a lot more to Brazilian music than what radio stations and record companies would have you believe. Kika Serra joined the CAS in 2006, when the show became a bi-national broadcast.
MdC Suingue fundou o Caipirinha Appreciation Society em 2004, para mostrar ao mundo que "música brasileira" é muito mais do que as rádios e gravadoras fazem parecer. Kika Serra juntou-se ao CAS em 2006, quando o programa se tornou uma transmissão bi-nacional.