Cidade Estrangeira from Terceiro Mundo by Nomade Orquestra

Brazil is a nation formed by a combination of indigenous peoples, European colonizers, enslaved Africans and immigrants from various parts of the world. The song's title is a poetic way of expressing the richness of this diverse influence, which is particularly evident in the band's hometown of São Paulo. This track has the biggest rap influence on the album and has an urban jazz feel that harks back to the greats of the genre such as J Dilla, D'angelo and Chris Daddy Dave, with broken drum lines. But the apex of the song comes in the development of a trumpet solo that goes through various climates, with punctuations made by the whole band, through a beautiful construction that ends unexpectedly, on the same basis as the jazz rap mentioned at the beginning of the song.

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