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Now able to boast a career that has lasted for almost fifty years, Veloso has become an iconic presence in the Latin music scene, having won nine Latin Grammy Awards and two American Grammys, too. His stock as a national treasure wasn’t always quite so high, though; in the sixties, he was amongst the founders of the Tropicalisimo artistic movement, and his politically-charged lyrics and support of anti-government protests landed him in hot water with the authorities on a consistent basis. It led to him eventually leaving for London in 1972, after a string of legal troubles, and it was there that he began to forge his signature style of blending Brazilian folklore with tropical musical styles.
He moved back to Brazil in 1974, and has gradually reinforced his reputation as a powerful figure both musically and politically - his songs have dealt with topics including race relations, homelessness, poverty and the AIDS epidemic. He has released in excess of thirty studio records, and remains a prolific recording artist as well as a frequent live performer. In 2004, he recorded ‘A Foreign Sound’, which saw him take on American and British tracks including ‘Come As You Are’ by Nirvana and 'Love for Sale' by Cole Porter.
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A towering figure in Brazilian music who, alongside Gilberto Gil and Milton Nascimento, spearheaded the hugely influential Tropicalia movement in the late 60s (Tropicalia devotees include David Byrne and Beck) before being exiled to London by the Brazilian military junta. Caetano is a hero in Brazil, albeit one among a plethora of extremely gifted singer-songwriters this country has produced. Accompanied by ‘Banda Cê’, the band that backed him on his 2006 album Cê and 2009’s Zii e Zie, they together breezed through a set of Musica Popular Brasileira infused with all the subtlety and nuance characteristic of all the best Brazilian music. The arrangements were rich, detailed and executed with consummate musicianship. Caetano played a moving solo version of London London, a tribute to the city that was his home for 3 years in the late 60s and early 70s, and a favourite of the crowd which numbered many Brazilians. It was refreshing to hear that over the years, his music hasn’t lost its slightly psychedelic pastiche-like edge, with sometimes abrupt breaks and forays into different tempos and moods. As they stood for the ovation, there was nothing but respect and warmth from the audience for this master and elder-statesman of Brazilian Popular Music.
philsomervell
Caetano Emanuel Viana Telles Veloso better known simply as Caetano Veloso is one huge figure of Brazilian latino music. At the grand age of 72, he continues to tour globally as his discography of tropical sounds is simply so revered around the world that he believes it to be his duty to outreach to his loyal fanbase.
The man has had an incredibly interesting life, from the very beginning of his musical career having been exiled from his homeland due to being considered a political threat. Therefore the audience is equally engaged when listening to the singer/songwriter talk between tracks as they are whilst he performs. He has a huge variety of stories and you imagine the crowd would have paid simply to watch him speak about his life and experiences. However this evening the spotlight is the hand selected psych gems of his discography which include 'A Bossa Nova é foda' and 'Baby'. Moving between languages, Veloso demonstrates musicianship, lyrical skill and great intelligence all at once tonight. A real class act.
sean-ward
Получил огромное удовольствие от концерта. Каэтано Велозу находится в прекрасной физической форме, его голос по прежнему очень силен, чувственен и красив. Он и его талантливые сыновья подарили залу много позитивных вибраций любви и красоты. Огромное спасибо.
mikhail-zaitsev
Caetano Velodo wasn't ther! The advertising was totally wrong. You announced Caetano Veloso and Gilberto Gil. But neither of them came to agent a! The only artist we heard was Carla Visi. Nice lady, beautiful voice, but nothing to do with Caetano. This is called lie, isn't it? Or robbery? I'm sorry to tell you that a lot of us were very disappointed to be cheated like this yesterday night. Hope you'll do things better next time.
Yours sincerely
Martine Beguin
martine61
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Recital maravilloso, lleno de magia
juan-arrieta-1
Great Masters who, with effortless simplicity, deliver stunning music. The atmosphere was warm and electric, everyone had the biggest smile on their faces. We sang, we danced, we clapped - we were one.
Absolutely fantastic night!
claudia-antunes
Caetano's concert with Gilberto Gil in Amsterdam was quite possibly the best concert I've been to in my life. Two guys in their 70's with a guitar each. Nothing more, but that was all it took.
michiel-cornelisse-1
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