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Gilberto Gil

Gilberto Gil

Singer and former Minister of Culture of BrazilWikipedia

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Oct 16, 2026

Thiago HerdyHOST
0:49
Os papéis da ditadura registram que a polícia foi até aquele endereço porque Caetano teria desrespeitado o hino do país durante um show.
Thiago HerdyHOST
0:58
Na paródia imaginária, Caetano encaixava o "Ouviram do Ipiranga as margens plácidas", as notas da música Tropicália, canção manifesto do movimento que ele liderava com Gilberto Gil e vários outros artistas.
Caetano VelosoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:10
Uma denúncia de que eu e Gil tínhamos cantado com letra obscena o hino nacional numa boate do Rio e rasgado a bandeira brasileira.
Caetano VelosoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:18
Bem, não cantamos nunca o hino nacional, nem obscenamente, nem não, e não usávamos a bandeira brasileira.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:00
Oh, Janice.
Mark CollinsHOST
10:02
Kicked off, uh, tonight with Gilberto Gil and Pelco into Skip Mahoney & The Casuals.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:08
Janice.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:09
Oh, Janice.
DudaHOST
109:21
I'm going to play some snippets of these tracks here just so you guys can get a taste of what they are all about.
DudaHOST
109:30
But, well, some of my favorite artists, Gilberto Gil, Tim Maia, Sander de Sá, Ed Motta, Marcos Valle, all of them worked with Robson Jorge and Lincoln Oliveira and made some of my favorite tracks from Brazilian music, period.
DudaHOST
109:48
Like this one, which is one of my favorite tracks from Ed Motta called Daqui Pro Meio.
DudaHOST
110:28
Of course, composed and arranged by Robson Jorge and Lincoln
DudaHOST
113:17
If you like what you're listening to in the background here, go look up, after the show airs, go look up Lincoln Olivetti Arranjos over on Spotify.
DudaHOST
113:30
Some really, really good stuff.
DudaHOST
113:32
Another one here that is a Brazilian classic is Palco by Gilberto Gil, which was, of course, was also arranged by Lincoln Olivetti.
DudaHOST
113:42
This one is often featured in the best of Yacht Rock playlists out there.
Tim BernardesGUEST
19:59
I, I like different stuff.
Tim BernardesGUEST
20:01
Like, I could say, like, today, on my mood right now, um, well, there's one song that is big favorite for a long time that is a Gilberto Gil song from his '68 album called Luzia Luluca.
Tim BernardesGUEST
20:14
I just a- adore that song.
Tim BernardesGUEST
20:16
Late '60s in Brazil is very interesting-
Tim BernardesGUEST
19:34
I, I like to keep it changing, and it's-- I, I like different stuff.
Tim BernardesGUEST
19:39
Like, I could say, like, today, on my mood right now, um, well, there's one song that is big favorite for a long time that is a Gilberto Gil song from his '68 album called «Luzia Luluca.» I just a-adore that song.
Tim BernardesGUEST
19:55
Late '60s in Brazil is very interesting-
Ana Maria SayerHOST
19:57
Hmm
Antonio TabetGUEST
69:13
É, salvo enga-- o Bussunda era da comunicação.
Antonio TabetGUEST
69:16
Bussunda fez a me-- Bussunda nasceu no mesmo dia que eu, mesmo dia que eu digo, é, na gen-- a gente não teria a mesma idade, mas a gente nasceu em 26 de junho, eu, o Bussunda e Gilberto Gil.
Antonio TabetGUEST
69:24
[riso]
Murilo GaravelloHOST
69:26
Porra!
Kaleb E. GoldschmittGUEST
5:04
So there were a series of song festivals in the late 1960s.
Kaleb E. GoldschmittGUEST
5:09
Um, he and Gilberto Gil, um, and a bunch of other really important musicians performed at these to try to, like, win some recognition.
Kaleb E. GoldschmittGUEST
5:19
Some of his first big songs and some of Gilberto Gil's first big songs were premiered and performed at these song festivals.
Kaleb E. GoldschmittGUEST
5:26
You can see some recordings of what happened.
Kaleb E. GoldschmittGUEST
5:29
The audience was unruly.

20 MINS LATER

Kaleb E. GoldschmittGUEST
25:39
Like completely captivating.
Kaleb E. GoldschmittGUEST
25:42
Like prior to that moment, I was like more of a Gil person.
Kaleb E. GoldschmittGUEST
25:45
Like I liked Gilberto Gil a lot more, and then I saw this, and I was like, "Oh, wow, I get it." I used to get so frustrated with all of these scholars who were obsessed with this guy.
Brett VargoHOST
53:34
Twice? Three times?
Glenn MorrowGUEST
53:35
Once with Gilberto Gil.
Glenn MorrowGUEST
53:37
What a dream come true.
Glenn MorrowGUEST
53:39
Yeah.
Emily BradenGUEST
50:25
I love the, like, you know, like jazz standards here.
Emily BradenGUEST
50:29
People may appreciate them, but... they're not singing along, like the standards in Brazil from Javan or Gilberto Gil, like people sing with you.
Emily BradenGUEST
50:39
Like you actually can't really do the interpreting thing because the Brazilians are like, we know this is our jam.
Emily BradenGUEST
50:44
Old songs, Chega de Saudade, No More Blues, people are singing along with that.
SteveHOST
36:37
Billy Reeves went for Gal Costa.
SteveHOST
36:40
Rachel Wood of The Wedding Present went for Gilberto Gil.
SteveHOST
36:44
But what you've got is very different.
SteveHOST
36:46
So I would describe this sort of dreamy psych rock sort of stuff.

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