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Benise — Carnaval
Album: Brazil
Avg rating:
5.8

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Total ratings: 293









Released: 2003
Length: 5:18
Plays (last 30 days): 0
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 Misterfixit wrote:
OK, let's get this issue settled once and for all.  They are not playing a balloon, a whistle or a skinned weasel.  It is an instrument called the "Cloacoa" and is played by alternatively stroking and squeezing with expulsions of air.  So, now that you know .. let's go back and listen to the nice music and close our eyes thinking about those lovely ladies dancing on the Bahia in those minuscule thongs and with those appreciable bronzed bodies ... oh my ghod .. all of that and the Cloacoa too ...

Edit:  and speaking of the expulsions of air, now there is the digeradoo ...
 
"Cloacoa"??
{#Lol}{#Lol}

The name of the instrument is CUÍCA.
Perhaps you've been influenced by the first sillable of the word, which means asshole, literally, in Portuguese.{#Stupid}
And the music has nothing to do with brazilian places or people (maybe it's similar to some crap played on shows at tourist restaurants). Only in those stereotype-driven minds...
crap
Think he's gettin' a bad rap, guitar is very good, room for him and Al too.
The album cover and big gulp pics just made my day
Could I have some Al DiMeola instead?
 kmgee wrote:
I think I'd go to one of their concerts, just to see the guy/girl who plays the big-gulp-cup-straw type instrument.

Here's a pic of the bass cup-straw:



This song features the 2nd most prevalent musical instrument: 

Mc Cuica 

The Mc Cuica.  
 Misterfixit wrote:
OK, let's get this issue settled once and for all.  They are not playing a balloon, a whistle or a skinned weasel.  It is an instrument called the "Cloacoa" and is played by alternatively stroking and squeezing with expulsions of air.  So, now that you know .. let's go back and listen to the nice music and close our eyes thinking about those lovely ladies dancing on the Bahia in those minuscule thongs and with those appreciable bronzed bodies ... oh my ghod .. all of that and the Cloacoa too ...

Edit:  and speaking of the expulsions of air, now there is the digeradoo ...
 
Thanks!

I am not picturing a balloon anymore.  I am picturing lovely ladies dancing...oh...something else..."...alternatively stroking and squeezing with..."  Stop!  Back to the Balloon.


OK, let's get this issue settled once and for all.  They are not playing a balloon, a whistle or a skinned weasel.  It is an instrument called the "Cloacoa" and is played by alternatively stroking and squeezing with expulsions of air.  So, now that you know .. let's go back and listen to the nice music and close our eyes thinking about those lovely ladies dancing on the Bahia in those minuscule thongs and with those appreciable bronzed bodies ... oh my ghod .. all of that and the Cloacoa too ...

Edit:  and speaking of the expulsions of air, now there is the digeradoo ...


 whtahtefcuk wrote:
Ick
 
what?

Ok, who's the fucktard that decided a whistle is a musical instrument? This song never fails to give me a headache.....

 More_Cowbell wrote:
Is someone playing the balloon?
 
I laughed my ass off at that comment... yes, I don't care for the sound of that "instrument" either.

He's got much better music than this! Really.. this is crap compared to some of his better stuff.

 Monkeysdad wrote:
2 > 2

He's too good technically to be a 1/sicko barfo.....but this stuff is as cookie-cutter predictable as it gets.
 
I'd like 2 C any of you critics play this clean and clear, it's not that easy
2 > 2

He's too good technically to be a 1/sicko barfo.....but this stuff is as cookie-cutter predictable as it gets.
It's a little early in the morning for this
he's beautiful!

I'll take a #4 with the refried...and could you tell the guitar player to please harass another table, he's ruining my appetite.


Ick
{#Arghhh}   I love bossa nova, cuban son, flamenco .... but this sucks.... kinda  Gipsy Kings on ayahuasca
Fun toe-tappin' stuff, but I do wish they'd quit torturing that guinea pig :o). 7 from the Nottingham jury (would be 8 with a skinful of beer and a dance floor).

Shesdifferent wrote:
This is actually a great song to movtivate me to get to work...but Oh, baby...can I have some of you? (Look at that cover, swoon)
You mean Fabio?
Brazil? Carnaval? More Espana if you aska me. Te aseguro.
Sounds like a lot of penalties. Loose the whistle.
I think he is a Carny.
This is actually a great song to movtivate me to get to work...but Oh, baby...can I have some of you? (Look at that cover, swoon)
Papernapkin wrote:
That's it. The guy on the cover is too pretty. I hate this song. (7)
lol. i had a similar thought. sitting here enjoying the tune so decide to rate it in case I want to own it later. then I see the cover and think, "damn... a blond Yanni... there's no way." so the guy on the cover cost it at least a point or two.
NOISE!!!
That's it. The guy on the cover is too pretty. I hate this song. (7)
A pleasant enough tune, but I could do without the damn police whistle in the background.
alvarorb wrote:
They say never judge a book by it's cover. But CD covers are 100% spot on with music like this. Dudes that look like Favio, play music that sounds like John Tesh... This song is neither Brazilian nor Mexican, it's elevator music. Alvaro
:roflmao:
MrDill Wrote:
it's a small lemming being gently stroked by a marmoset
I think that might be illegal in like 41 of the States.
oscar_driver wrote:
stoppp playing smoooth jazz in the name of jesus!
I bet Jesus would have hated this music... I sure do!
They say never judge a book by it's cover. But CD covers are 100% spot on with music like this. Dudes that look like Favio, play music that sounds like John Tesh... This song is neither Brazilian nor Mexican, it's elevator music. Alvaro
out_to_lunch wrote:
generic south american/mexican style music that you'd otherwise hear in an American Mexican restaurant. ...
Yeah! I like it too!
big_gare wrote:
What is the instrument that makes that weird "ooo - ooo - ooo" sound. That's the sound I make when I discover hidden chocolate in our kitchen...
Awesome! Someone should hide chocolate in your kitchen and catch this on video. Actually laughed out loud.
big_gare wrote:
What is the instrument that makes that weird "ooo - ooo - ooo" sound. That's the sound I make when I discover hidden chocolate in our kitchen...
I believe someone is playing the balloon.
Going to Radionova while the parade of tourists @ South beach restaurants and sidewalks ... enjoy the bandwidth :D
Now we're TALKING...thank you - Much better.
big_gare wrote:
What is the instrument that makes that weird "ooo - ooo - ooo" sound. That's the sound I make when I discover hidden chocolate in our kitchen...
it's a small lemming being gently stroked by a marmoset
What is the instrument that makes that weird "ooo - ooo - ooo" sound. That's the sound I make when I discover hidden chocolate in our kitchen...
this music is making me crazy... not in a good way.
stoppp playing smoooth jazz in the name of jesus!
More_Cowbell wrote:
Is somone playing the balloon?
I'm going to go with cuica. More Cuica!!!
Is somone playing the balloon?
ENOUGH ALREADY! Can we have something sad and lonely, just to balance the scales? NOW.
davyjrshort wrote:
I can't help but start laughing because this is about the 10th dancey-dance song in a row...hard not for it to force your mood upwards for a Monday, haha I think Bill is playing with our minds now
AMEN! I say "HELL, YEAH!" to this string of toe-tappin' chair-bouncin' head-waggin' tunes on this dreary Monday! (Although that Benise guy's Fabio-head is going to haunt me for the rest of the night...)
Hey Bill, are you trying to get me ready for the big Labor Day Caribbean Parade here in Brooklyn? You got me moving in my chair!
I can't help but start laughing because this is about the 10th dancey-dance song in a row...hard not for it to force your mood upwards for a Monday, haha I think Bill is playing with our minds now
out_to_lunch wrote:
generic south american/mexican style music that you'd otherwise hear in an American Mexican restaurant. Ah, i can smell the toilet mints from here....
generic south american/mexican style music that you'd otherwise hear in an American Mexican restaurant. Ah, i can smell the toilet mints from here....
Canned Flamenco.... a 3
amandamustdance wrote:
What is that instrument in the background that makes a hiccup-y sound?.. I love it!!! It seems to come up a lot in Samba music... Anyone know?
Hard to sit still to that one!
Can it be true that those noises were made by squeezing a chicken until it farts?
Oops. I just read below!! I love it!
What is that instrument in the background that makes a hiccup-y sound?.. I love it!!! It seems to come up a lot in Samba music... Anyone know?
This is just wrong, mixed brazilian music with tourist trap spanish guitar ,,, arrggg makes me sick ... Oscar PS: Started good and got tacky ..... to bad
Listening to a berimbau in Brazil in the evening with a cold drink will silence even the worst critic.
"Berimbau" From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The berimbau is the highly annoying screeching sound a McDonald's milkshake straw creates when a user is trying to suck its contents dry and moves the straw up and down quickly in the hole in the lid. Many localities have recorded homicides and attempted homicides as a result of frequent playing of the berimbnau. Some recording artists have found favor with the ability to annoy listeners while at the same time quickly enjoying a milkshake. Sorry about the blank post earlier...boss in proximity... What I meant to say is that the berimbau doesn't sound anything like a Micky D's milkshake straw. That instrument is, in fact, a "guica"... and it can be heard on Bob Marley's "Could You Be Loved".
shutter wrote:
...The berimbau is the highly annoying screeching sound a McDonald's milkshake straw creates when a user is trying to suck its contents dry and moves the straw up and down quickly in the hole in the lid. Many localities have recorded homicides and attempted homicides as a result of frequent playing of the berimbnau. Some recording artists have found favor with the ability to annoy listeners while at the same time quickly enjoying a milkshake. ...
Did I say that? Don't think so, but ur a clever one - I'll give ya that
shutter wrote:
Now I want to hear Sparks!
MojoJojo wrote:
"Berimbau" From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The berimbau is the highly annoying screeching sound a McDonald's milkshake straw creates when a user is trying to suck its contents dry and moves the straw up and down quickly in the hole in the lid. Many localities have recorded homicides and attempted homicides as a result of frequent playing of the berimbnau. Some recording artists have found favor with the ability to annoy listeners while at the same time quickly enjoying a milkshake.
More!!!!!!!!!
I am dancing now in my chair
Please make it STOP!
Wow!
SWEET!
Nice!
This song makes me want to dance, despite the work that awaits me tomorrow morning at the crack of dawn . And I especially want to dance because of the berimbau. LOVE that thing! (Thanks for the background info and pictures!)
Muchas gracias para las musica hermosa. Benise - Carnaval Rubén Blades - Bochinches
"Berimbau" From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The berimbau is a single-string percussion instrument, a musical bow, from Brazil. The berimbau's origins are not entirely clear, but there is not much doubt on its African origin, as no Indigenous Brazilian or European people use musical bows, and very similar instruments are played in the southern parts of Africa. The berimbau was eventually incorporated into the practice of the Brazilian martial art capoeira, where it commands how the capoeiristas move in the roda. The instrument is known for being the subject matter of a popular song by Brazilian guitarist Baden Powell, with lyrics by Vinicius de Moraes. The instrument is also a part of Candomblé-de-caboclo tradition.
Oingo Boingo?
Old_Pool_Skunk wrote:
The guitar is excellent. The percussion sucketh.
Nice Run of songs...kind of woke me out of my slumber...great song too...love the guitar. Reminds me of Spain
Ruben Blades before this was intolerable, but this...!
There's an insistent striped shirt official there too, blowing his whistle like mad.
kmgee wrote:
I think I'd go to one of their concerts, just to see the guy/girl who plays the big-gulp-cup-straw type instrument. That has unintentional comedy written all over it, especially if said instrument player takes themselves seriously.
That's called a berimbau and it actually is a pretty cool instrument
Make it stop!
kmgee wrote:
I think I'd go to one of their concerts, just to see the guy/girl who plays the big-gulp-cup-straw type instrument. That has unintentional comedy written all over it, especially if said instrument player takes themselves seriously.
I'm being told it's called an "electric monkey". I think I'm being taken for a fool...
The guitar is excellent. The percussion sucketh.
Nice, cool classical sound
I think I'd go to one of their concerts, just to see the guy/girl who plays the big-gulp-cup-straw type instrument. That has unintentional comedy written all over it, especially if said instrument player takes themselves seriously.
i dont care, that guy can plays excellent guitar...
bigtwistee wrote:
... Gypsy Kings enjoying a frosty beverage and making that squeeky sound with the straw in their to-go cup? I dunno....
Yeah, maybe they have the ensemble from STOMP doing backup percussions! Including the straw in the cup (yeah, it's in the STOMP show).
Sounds like they are torturing a donkey during a couple stretches here. Bleck!
bigtwistee wrote:
Woo Hoo im first!! Gypsy Kings enjoying a frosty beverage and making that squeeky sound with the straw in their to-go cup? I dunno....
exactly what I thought, immediately made me think of "Edith" by BNL, who DID use a straw for the sound!
Excellent guitar work!
Definitely not as cool as the Ruben Blades song preceeding it, but still better than the average rating, IMHO. Great set, Bill!
bigtwistee wrote:
Gypsy Kings enjoying a frosty beverage and making that squeeky sound with the straw in their to-go cup?...
Woo Hoo im first!! Gypsy Kings enjoying a frosty beverage and making that squeeky sound with the straw in their to-go cup? I dunno....