Showing posts with label Samba. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Samba. Show all posts
Saturday, 31 May 2014
Zuzuca
Out of Brazil comes Zuzuca with 'O Trem',
which translates as 'The Train', a fact that
won't surprise you when you hear the tune.
It's taken from the 1972 LP 'O Bom Sambista',
released on the famous Okeh label and is
insanely catchy - even as a confirmed non-
dancer, I, unconsciously and ultimately
unsuccessfully, found myself trying to throw
some shapes when it popped up on random play
a couple of days ago. Not a pretty sight.
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