Tombo - Tombo

Review by Jordi Mallorquí

Tombo, the self-titled debut album by the Brazilian jazz fusion band, is an impressive showcase of the group's musical talent and versatility. The album features a variety of styles, including samba, bossa nova, and jazz, all of which are executed with precision and skill.

The album opens with "Sambinha", a lively and upbeat samba tune that sets the tone for the rest of the record. The following tracks, such as "Samba de Uma Nota Só" and "Manhã de Carnaval", showcase the band's ability to perform classic Brazilian tunes with a fresh and contemporary sound.

The album also features several original compositions by the band members, such as "Bate Papo" and "Tombo", which demonstrate their skill as composers and arrangers. The standout track, however, is "Aquarela do Brasil", a stunning reinterpretation of the classic Brazilian song that features intricate harmonies and impressive improvisation.

Summary by Jordi Mallorquí

Tombo's debut album is a must-listen for fans of Brazilian jazz and fusion. The band's musicianship and creativity are on full display, making this a promising start to what is sure to be a successful career.