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Mata Atlantica - Retiro E Ritmo - World / Reggae - CD

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Management number 254748689 Release Date 2026/11/07 List Price US$7.99 Model Number 254748689
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This album was inspired by my trip to Bahia, to the coastal rainforest of Brazil, the Mata Atlantica, an ecoregion even richer in species than the Amazon, but of which more than 90% is destroyed, and the rest is highly fragmented. The beauty and lushness of this nature, it's colors and it's sounds, it's wildness, but also it's vulnerability, have never left me since. It's diversity and complexity have inspired us to create this musical homage. From contributions of many wonderful musicians my friend Markus Reuter has created this manifold collage, a sonic biotope, which tries to do justice to the magic of this region. Features Markus Reuter (Stick Men) and Pat Mastelotto (King Crimson)

  • RETIRO E RITMO
  • World / Reggae
  • 7D Media
Performer Mata Atlantica
Music genre World / Reggae
Music release type Album
Media format CD
Original release date 2022
Has parental advisory label N
Number of discs 1
Track listing Candles in Brazil, Quando Como Aranhas, Sempre O Mesmo, Mata, Se Deus Quiser, Um Beijo Selvagem, O Fim Do Mundo
Record label 7D Media
Songwriter Mata Atlantica
Track name Candles In Brazil, Quando Como Aranhas, Sempre O Mesmo, Mata, Se Deus Quiser, Um Beijo Selvagem, O Fim Do Mundo
Digital audio file format CD
Music media format CD

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