Pra Que Vou Recordar

Description

Carlos Dafé (born October 25, 1947) is a singer and songwriter from Rio de Janeiro, recognized as one of the iconic voices of the Brazilian samba-soul era. From a family of musicians and trained at the conservatory, he rose to prominence in the 1970s alongside Tim Maia, Cassiano, and Hyldon, shaping the sound of Black Rio with his warm baritone voice and soulful phrasing. His 1977 album, Pra Que Vou Recordar, became a cult classic among collectors and DJs worldwide, earning him the title of "Prince of Brazilian Soul." Still active today, Dafé remains an essential reference for artists exploring the boundaries between samba, soul, and MPB. Released in 1977, Pra Que Vou Recordar showcases Carlos Dafé at the peak of his art, blending samba-soul, MPB, and the warm groove of the 70s carioca scene. Surrounded by some of the city's best musicians, Dafé deploys his baritone voice in deeply melodic arrangements and a series of songs that have become staples for fans. An album imbued with soul and elegance. The sound of Black Brazilian music at its most sincere and timeless.