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Cape Verde

Cape Verde Music CD Cover
Edition: Music CD
CD Release Date: 1999-10-12
Music Label: Putumayo World Music
Soundtracks:
  1. Chico Malandro - Ana Firmino
  2. Cumba Ietu - Boy Ge Mendes
  3. Pays Sol - Nana Matias
  4. Nha Fe - Teofilo Chantre
  5. Cabo Verde Manda Mantenha - Cesaria Evora
  6. Cabinda A Cunene - Bana
  7. Sol Na Tchada - Maria Alice
  8. Injuria - Jose 'Zeca' Neves
  9. Cinderela - Fantcha
  10. Tchon Di Massa Pe - Zeca Di Nha Reinalda/Joao Cirilio/Blick Tchutchy
  11. Nha Cumpadre Faustine - Dulce Matias
  12. Galo Bedjo - Djurumani
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Free Music Notes for Cape Verde Album

Free Music Review: That "sodade" feeling...
Hit: 4 Stars

The CD opens with what is possibly the best cut of this compilation, the hauntingly beautiful "Chico Malandro (Bad Boy)" by Ana Firmino and Tito Paris. Lyrically, he song deals with love, and musically it consists of a series of returning choruses that alternate with verses. This dual form is further reinforced within each of the verses, when Ana Firmino's calls in a higher octave are followed by her own response an octave lower. But it is that sense of bittersweet yearning that gives this song (indeed the whole Cape Verde album) its mysterious quality. This mood carries over to the next cuts, Boy Gé Mendes's "Cumba Iêtu," with a more percussive Latin feel, the Brazilian flavored "Pays Sol (Sun Country)" by Nana Matias, accordion-driven "Nha Fe (My Faith)" by Teofilo Chantre and "Cabo Verde Manda Mantenha (Cape Verde Sends its Greeting)" by Cesaria Evora, Cape Verde's first international star.

Bana's African "Cabinda a Cunene (Cabinda to Cunene)" and Maria Alice's "Sol Na Tchada (Sun on the Field)" (with a curious klezmer arrangement) maintain the feel until the compilation runs out of steam. The next five cuts must've been included for their messages and political significance and only "Tchon di Massa Pé (On Solid Ground)" stands up musically to the previous examples.

Still, Putumayo did an excellent job selecting, packaging and popularizing these songs. In our increasingly homogeneous global culture it is refreshing to know there are some unique cultural expressions left, although they are disappearing fast. Maybe that's one of the reasons that make 'sodade' such a universal emotion...

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