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Airto Moreira
Discos: Percusión

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Sello Narada Jazz
Estilo Percusión
Año de Edición Original 2003

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Airto Moreira (batería, percusión, voz)

Gary Meek (saxo, flauta), Oscar Castro-Neves (guitarra acústica, guitarra de 12 cuerdas, cavaquinho, piano), Marcos Silva (piano), Dom Camardella (acordeón, bajo sint.), Gary Brow o Hussain Jiffry (bajo), Giovanni Hidalgo, Marco Gibi, Meia Noite, Michito Sanchez, Kiazi Malonga, Malonga Casquelourd, Mosheh Milon, Jr., Sikiru Adepoju y Val Serrant (percusión), Bob Necksnapp (platos), Flora Purim, Diana Moreira Booker, Albano Sales, Fabio Soares, Katia Moraes, Sandro Feliciano, Sonia Santos y Krishna Booker (coros), Stephen Kent (didgeridoo).

Participación especial de: Eyedentity (Diana Moreira Booker (voz), Krishna Booker (beat box)).

26º álbum a su nombre -sin contar los que lanzó como miembro de grupos com Sambalanço Trio, Quarteto Novo, Weather Report, Return to Forever o Fourth World- del gran baterista y percusionista Aírton Guimorvan Moreira (Itaiópolis, Santa Caterina, 1941). Criado en Curitiba (capital del Estado de Paraná), aprendió canto, piano, violín, bandolín y teoría musical, como becario de la Academia de Música de Ponta Grossa (PR). Inició su carrera profesional en 1954 integrando el conjunto “Jazz Estrela” y desde finales de los años 60, desarrolló su destacada carrera musical fuera de Brasil.

"U.S. jazz audiences know this legendary Brazilian percussionist best from his gigs with wife Flora Purim and his storied history with Miles Davis, Stan Getz, Lee Morgan, and fusion pioneers Weather Report and Return to Forever. Drawing upon every type of world groove and drum pattern under the sun, and adding liberal doses of the sultry sambas of his homeland, the legendary sideman steps out here with his first U.S. solo recording in 20 years. Fans of exotic, anthemic exoticism will dig heartily into the hypnotic tribalism of the opening track, "Ritmo Do Mundo," which bangs along joyfully as a choir of young singers chant along. Just as things are getting too bouncy, however, Airto shows the softer side of his artistry with the gentle acoustic guitar-driven mood piece "O Tunel." Then it's back to the wild rhythms with the all-percussion (laid on thick), voice, and whistling "Baba and Malonga Went Home." The pattern is set, alternating vast rhythmic excursions and crazy experiments with more mainstream tastes of home. The basic concept behind the adventurous project is summarized by the lyrics of the powerful vocal and percussion-based closer, "Let It Out, Let It In," which urges the listener to "Take a chance, move your body and dance...." Fans of Brazilian music will enjoy it, but it will hold the most appeal for those fascinated by the possibilities of a master percussionist's huge arsenal." Jonathan Widran (allmusic.com)

Temas

CD 1
01
Ritmo do mundo
Airto Moreira - Meia-Noite - Diana Moreira Booker
05:46
02
O túnel
Hermeto Pascoal - Flora Purim
04:30
03
Baba and malonga went home
Airto Moreira
05:44
04
Fica mal com Deus
Geraldo Vandré
04:38
05
Live solo
Airto Moreira
10:22
06
Hala, tumba and timbal
Airto Moreira - Meia-Noite - Giovanni Hidalgo
05:10
07
Redland
Airto Moreira - Stephen Kent
08:39
08
Mulata and futebol
Airto Moreira
05:07
09
Let it out let it in
Airto Moreira - Krishna Booker - Diana Moreira Booker
Airto Moreira & Eyedentity
04:00