Nonato & Seu Conjunto/jose Roberto

Cafua/crioula Multicolorida

A selection of sought-after gems from the Brazil 45's catalogue returns with a fresh repress! Highlights include Nonato Buzar's organ-driven dancer 'Cafuá,' a vibrant track with zesty horns and sunny vocals from his 1975 album 'O Som E O Balanço De Nonato.' Buzar, a key figure in Brazil's '60s and '70s music scene, worked with legends like Elis Regina and Jimmy Cliff. Also featured is José Roberto's (Zé Roberto) samba rock anthem 'Crioula Multicolorida', a groovy B-side treasure from 1974. While less rare than his 1973 hit 'Lotus 72 D', it's equally beloved by DJs and collectors, appearing on influential compilations like Via Brazil and Brazilian Beats Brooklyn.

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