Label:Musicolor
Country:Brazil
Used LP 1974
Disc:VG+ (good shape)
Jacket:VG+/VG (has age wear,scrubs,little break,please make sure photos)
Many slaves were sent to Brazil and North, Central and South America during the slave trade between West Africa and Brazil in the 16th century, and religions and cultures in Africa were banned from countries that had colonial rule but did not bow down, as a result, various African cultures are rooted in Brazil.Here is a heritage one whose people who have roots in Africa living in Salvador, Brazil recorded a song of remorse and suffering for the distant homeland in Yoruba in 1974.Among them, the B side is particularly wonderful, and the sound like a horn is mixed with the drumming of the Afro corps and the heat is heated up “Nãnã”, the “Yemanja” of the afrobeat and the regular Afro beat of the male and female, the wind instrument at the beginning of the A side and the female vocals Session “Ogun”.
16世紀に西アフリカとブラジル間で奴隷貿易をされていた頃に多くの奴隷がブラジルや北中南米に送られ、アフリカの宗教・文化が植民地支配をしていた国から禁止されながらも屈しなかったと言います、その結果ブラジルにも様々なアフリカの文化が根付いているとされています。こちらはそんな歴史からブラジル・バイーア州サルバドール在住のアフリカにルーツを持つ人々が74年にヨルバ語で遠い祖国に対する後悔と苦悩の歌を収録した遺産的1枚。その中でもB面が特に素晴らしくアフロ隊のドラミングにホーンの様な音色が混じり合いヒートアップしていく”Nãnã",男女の掛け合いと規則正しいアフロビートの”Yemanja”、A面冒頭の管楽器と女性ヴォーカルのセッション”Ogun”。n。
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