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10 Jul 2024 Conversations with Tyler Brian Winter on Brazil, Argentina, and the Future of Latin America
“To the despair of some, that culture today — perhaps because it is somewhat derivative of country music in the United States — is not taking over the world in the same way that Jean Gilberto and Gilberto Gil and so many others did in the 1950s and 1960s.”
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- 10 Jul 2024
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- Conversations with Tyler
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…What is the great Brazilian music of today? MPB is dead, right? So, what should someone listen to? I have a guilty love for sertanejo. Again, I’ve revealed myself as a Texan to your listeners, who likes the classics like George Strait and Clint Black and some of the big names from the ’80s and ’90s. Sertanejo is a bit different. If hip-hop is your thing, Anitta (two t’s) is the big artist of the moment. To the despair of some, that culture today — perhaps because it is somewhat derivative of country music in the United States — is not taking over the world in the same way that Jean Gilberto and Gilberto Gil and so many others did in the 1950s and 1960s. How do you think that being a Texan makes you more optimistic about Brazil? If you would even accept the claim at all.…
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