Jazz Is Dead 25 - Carlos Dafé (black vinyl)

Carlos Dafé, born in Vila Isabel, Rio de Janeiro, grew up surrounded by music and poetry. His father, a chorinho player, and his mother, a poet, nurtured his talent from a young age. By four, he was correcting notes in his father's rehearsals; by eleven, he was studying at the Conservatory of Music, and by fourteen, he was performing with ensembles and orchestras. In the 1970s, Dafé became a pillar of Brazil's Black music movement, alongside Tim Maia, Cassiano, Wilson Simonal, and Banda Black Rio. Known as "The Prince of Soul," a title bestowed by Nelson Motta, Dafé brought samba, soul, and funk into harmony, creating enduring hits like A Beleza É Você Menina.

Tracklist

A1        Amor Enfeitiçado
A2        Bloco Da Harmonia
A3        Jazz Está Morto
A4        Verdadeiro Sentimento
B5        Um Pouco De Paz
B6        O Baile Funk Vai Rolar
B7        Como Entender O Amor
B8        E' Real… E' Verdade…
B9        Esse Som E Verdadeiro