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Ricardo Silveira
Discos: Jazz / MPB

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Sello	MP,B
Estilo	Jazz / MPB
Año de Edición Original	2001
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Ricardo Silveira (guitarras, teclados, arreglos)

Gilson Peranzzetta (acordeón), Sacha Amback (piano eléctrico), Jorge Helder o John Leftwich o Luiz Alves o André "Negão" Rodrigues (contrabajo), Carlos Balla o Renato "Massa" Calmon (batería), Armando Marçal (percusión).

Edición original brasileña (Fue reeditado en los EEUU en 2003 por el sello Adventure Music).

Noveno álbum a su nombre del gran guitarrista carioca Ricardo Silveira (Ricardo Rodrigues Parente Silveira) (Rio de Janeiro, RJ, 1956).

"Originally issued in Brazil in 2001, this is Brazilian guitarist Ricardo Silveira's first non-Verve recording in the United States. Though issued in the States two years after its initial release, it retains its freshness and forward-thinking way of looking at popular musical forms as inseparable. Silveira has been influenced not only by his countrymen, but also by American guitarist friends such as Pat Metheny and Bill Frisell. And like such illustrious artists, he has integrated virtually everything he can put his ear to into his sound. Silveira has played with everyone from Milton Nascimento to Gilberto Gil to Dori Caymmi back home as well as Herbie Mann, Flora Purim, and the Grusin brothers in the States. Noite Clara reflects the textural richness of his experience in the neo-flamenco stylings of "Lua No Mar" as the track meets modern groove jazz and bossa nova. Elsewhere, on "Tango Carioca," Silveira turns the Argentinean classical form on its head with ringing Grant Green-styled arpeggios and lilting backbeats. "Bom Partido" is perhaps the first ever jazz-rock samba, and the closing track, "País Tropical," uses American country figures (à la Bill Frisell's Nashville) inside a Jorge Ben harmony that is pure Afro-Cuban in melody and soul-jazz in groove. This is a graceful, breezy recording that is as rewarding musically as it is open and easy atmospherically. Highly recommended. This is smooth jazz with chops and heart." Thom Jurek (All Music)

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