Grupo Cravo E Canela - 1991

Review by Cynthia Paulson

The album 1991 by Grupo Cravo E Canela is a beautiful and captivating musical experience. The group's blend of Brazilian rhythms and jazz influences creates a unique and dynamic sound that is both energetic and soothing. The album features a range of musical styles, from the fast-paced samba rhythms of "Samba de Roda" to the more introspective and contemplative "Batuque" and "Canto de Ossanha."

The musicianship on this album is excellent, with each member of the group contributing their own unique style and energy to the music. The percussionists in particular stand out, with their intricate rhythms and expert timing driving the music forward.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Samba de Roda," a lively and infectious samba that is sure to get listeners dancing. The group's vocal harmonies are also a highlight, bringing an added depth and richness to the music.

Summary by Cynthia Paulson

1991 is a fantastic album that showcases the talent and creativity of Grupo Cravo E Canela. Fans of Brazilian music and jazz will definitely want to give this album a listen.