Grito Selvagem, by Téo Azevedo

Grito Selvagem

by Téo Azevedo

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Vinyl LP
Record/Vinyl + Digital Album
Deluxe reissue, comes with the original artwork and a big size poster of Téo Azevedo and Grupo Acauá. Includes free Digital Download Card and liner notes in English and Portuguese telling the story of Téo and his Grito Selvagem.

Includes unlimited streaming of Grito Selvagem via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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1.	Eu Tentei 02:46	info	buy track
2.	Cego Aderaldo 02:27	info	buy track
3.	Mané João 02:45	info	buy track
4.	Assacumpero 02:29	info	buy track
5.	Adeus Ceará 02:42	info	buy track
6.	O Novo De Hoje Já É Velho Aqui 03:24	info	buy track
7.	Vá Pentear Macaco 02:39	info	buy track
8.	Calangueando 02:43	info	buy track
9.	O Eco do Grito 02:45	info	buy track
10.	O Cantador 01:43	info	buy track

about

What would you do if you won the lottery? Téo Azevedo decided to make his dream come true: record his own album.

Released in 1974, Téo Azevedo’s first album Grito Selvagem (Wild Shout) is an irresistible blend of soul and rock with an unmistakable Brazilian character. As many other lost gems of time past, the album found little commercial success, and still during the 70s Téo turned forever to the true Brazilian popular music – the forró, the roots of sertanejo and the rhythms and traditions of Brazil’s often forgotten countryside – becoming, from then on, a genuine cultural reference in Brazil not only as musician and composer, but also as a poet and researcher of popular folklore, being awarded the Grammy Latino prize in 2013.

This career turn also contributed to push Grito Selvagem onto the dusty and forgetful shelves of time, until its rediscovery in recent years by DJs and record collectors. With lyrics reminiscent of the life in the city and the countryside, the album is one of Brazil’s forgotten treasures, with arrangements and production by Téo in partnership with maestro Daniel Salinas – producer / arranger very active in the Jovem Guarda movement, and known to collectors for his 1973 album Atlantis-, ten tracks which deliver the unmistakable groove you’ll only find in Brazilian records from the 70s. If you like Luiz Gonzaga, Tim Maia, Jackson do Pandeiro or Gilberto Gil, get ready to hear Téo Azevedo and his Grito Selvagem!