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Russell Slater

    Latin American Culture Series - 2: Sounds And Colours Brazil
    Sounds and Colours Argentina
    • Sounds and Colours Argentina

      • 200 páginas
      • 7 horas de lectura

      An alternative guide to Argentine culture full of essays on activist art, marginalised movements and underground music, as well as unexpected stories about Borges, Argentine rock and Patagonia. Includes photo essays on Argentine carnival, street art and brutalist architecture, comic book strips revolving around the Buenos Aires music scene, and specially-commissioned illustrations.

      Sounds and Colours Argentina
    • BOOK + CD PACKAGE. Sounds and Colours Brazil is a 200-page book and 20-track CD focused on Brazilian music and culture. It's the first book to go in-depth on alternative culture in Brazil, bringing to life the underground music scenes in its major cities, the current state of Brazilian cinema, the role of DIY and self-publishing in establishing poets, writers and artists, and lots more on Brazilian music, film, art and literature. This is in addition to features on the cultural movements, musical styles and important figures that have helped shape the Brazil we see today.The book contains articles, photos and illustrations showing a vast panorama of Brazilian culture. Collaborators to the project include journalists, academics, fans and artists from the US, Brazil and Europe, all of whom have a shared passion for Brazilian culture and bringing it to life. Members of the team are regular contributors to Wax Poetics, Afropop Worldwide, Songlines, Rolling Stone Brasil and many more websites and magazines.The 20-track compilation contains music from across Brazil, including guitar-driven Amazonian party music from Felipe Cordeiro, big-band afrobeat from Bixiga 70, ground-breaking hip-hop from Sombra, experimental rock from Chinese Cookie Poets and bass-heavy dub from OQuadro, to name just a few of the artists and styles featured.

      Latin American Culture Series - 2: Sounds And Colours Brazil