Caetano Veloso + Gilberto Gil
Tropicália 2

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Track Listing

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1	Haiti (Gilberto Gil & Caetano Veloso / Caetano Veloso)	4:19
2	Cinema Novo (Gilberto Gil / Caetano Veloso)	4:14
3	Tradicão (Gilberto Gil)	5:54
4	As Coisas (Gilberto Gil / Arnaldo Antunes)	2:39
5	Aboio (Caetano Veloso)	1:32
6	Dada (Caetano Veloso / Gilberto Gil)	3:00
7	Cada macaco No Seu Galho (Cho Chuã) (Richão)	3:21
8	Baião Atemporal (Gilberto Gil)	3:40
9	Nossa Gente (Roque Carvalho)	2:53
10	Rap Popcreto (Gilberto Gil)	1:58
11	Wait Until Tomorrow (Jimmy Hendrix)	3:25
12	Desde Que O Samba É Samba (listen to full-length track) (Caetano Veloso)	5:11

News & Reviews

Thursday, November 15, 2012

Caetano Veloso Celebrated As 2012 Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year

Congratulations to Caetano Veloso, an eight-time Latin Grammy winner and two-time Grammy winner, who was celebrated as the 2012 Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year last night in Las Vegas. Songs from Veloso's catalog were performed by an array of artists and friends of the honoree, including Alejandro Sanz, Juanes, Juan Luis Guerra, Nelly Furtado, and Enrique Bunbury. A portion of the proceeds from the gala will benefit Veloso's chosen charity, Fundación Viva Cazuza in Brazil, as well as The Latin Recording Academy's outreach and education programs. The celebration preceded the XIII Annual Latin Grammy Awards, which will be broadcast live on the Univision Network tonight at 8 PM ET.
Tuesday, July 10, 2012

Caetano Veloso to Be Celebrated As 2012 Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year

Caetano Veloso, an eight-time Latin Grammy winner and two-time Grammy winner, will be celebrated as the 2012 Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year on November 14 in Las Vegas. Songs from Veloso's catalog will be performed by an array of artists and friends of the honoree. A portion of the net proceeds from the gala will benefit Veloso's chosen charity, Fundación Viva Cazuza in Brazil—a not-for-profit HIV prevention and treatment organization for children and young people—as well as The Latin Recording Academy's outreach and education programs. The celebration will precede the XIII Annual Latin Grammy Awards, which will take place on November 15.

About this Album

Celebrating 25 years of artistic/personal friendship, Caetano Veloso and Gilberto Gil, two South American legends, channel the anything-goes spirit of the mid-'60s Tropicália movement they spearheaded into a set that Rolling Stone says, represents "Brazil's two 50-something songwriting giants at the peak of their powers."

Credits

MUSICIANS
Caetano Veloso, vocals, guitar, whistle, arab singing, keyboard samples
Gilberto Gil, vocals, guitar (1-9, 11, 12)
Liminha, bass, guitar, ebow guitar, samples (1, 4, 6-8, 10)
Moreno Veloso, cello, pandeiro (1, 4, 5)
Carlinhos Brown, percussion (1, 3, 7, 11)
Ramiro Mussoto, drum programming (1, 7)
Rafael Rabello, 7-string guitar; Dininho, bass; Luciano Rabello, cavaquinho; Octeto Brasil (2)
Wilson Neves, drums; Marçal, tamborim; Beterlau, agogô; Zizinho, pandeiro; Zeca da Cuíca, cuíca
Joao, Jorge, Giancarlo, spala; Marcelo, Cristine, Bernardo, Michel, Vidal, Daltro, Alves, Perrota, Aizik, violin; Jesuina, Stephny, Hindenburgo, Penteado, viola; Iurà, Zamith, Alceu Reis, Marcio Malard, cello (2)
Nico Assunção, 6-string bass (3, 12)
Serginho Trombone, trombone; Leo Gandelman, baritone sax; Raul Mascarenhas, tenor sax; Zé Carlos, alto sax; Marcio Montarroyos, Bidinho, trumpet, flugelhorn (3, 9)
Pedro Sá, electric guitar (4)
Daniel Jobim, keyboards (5)
Dadi, bass; Marcelo Costa, percussion; Lui Coimbra, cello (6)
Léo, timbau (7)
Bogam, surdo baixo, surdo; Coelho, timbau, mataca; Tripé, timbau, surdo virado; Nito, timbau, claves; Bit Bit, timbau, surdo virado; Alexandre, bacurinha, surdo; Everaldo, bacurinha, castanola; Cosminho, Popó, bacurinha (7, 11)
Celso Fonseca, steel string guitar; Firmino, percussion; Lucas Santana, flute; William Magalhães, keyboards (8)
Arthur Maia, bass; Carlinhos Bala, drums (9)
Nara Gil, vocals (11)

PRODUCTION CREDITS
Produced by Liminha, Gilberto Gil, and Caetano Veloso
Recording at Nas Nuvens and Polygram Studios, Rio de Janeiro, and WR Studio, Salvador
Recording Engineers: Vitor Farias, Paulo Junquiero, Liminha, Eduardo Chermont, Antoine Midani, Mauro Bianchi, and Marcelão
Mixed by Vitor Farias and Liminha, except tracks 4, 5, 7, 11 mixed by Paulo Junquiero and Liminha
Assistant engineers: Guilherme Calicchio, Renato Munhoz, Sergio Cataignier, Paquetá, and Sacha
Production assistants: Fafá Giodrano, Cristina Ferreira, and Laura Andreza
Editing: Ricardo Garcia
General Coordinator: Beth Araûjo
Mastered by Chris Belman, Bernie Grundman Mastering
Additional mastering by Robert C. Ludwig

Artistic director: Beto Boaventura
Cover photographs by Flávio Colker