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Let Me Take You To Rio | Ester Dean, Carlinhos Brown | 01:54 | |
Mulemba Xangóla | Bonga, Marisa Monte, Carlinhos Brown | 05:49 | |
María Caipirinha (with Dj Dero) | Carlinhos Brown, DJ Dero | 04:09 | |
Sapo Cai | Carlinhos Brown, Mikael Mutti | 02:46 | |
Funky Monkey | Siedah Garrett, Carlinhos Brown, Mikael Mutti, Davi Vieira | 02:24 | |
Market Forro | Carlinhos Brown, Mikael Mutti | 02:11 | |
Maimbê Dandá | Daniela Mercury, Carlinhos Brown | 05:25 | |
Pra Vizinho Olhar | Carlinhos Brown | 05:26 | |
Espero Yara | Carlinhos Brown | 03:23 | |
Aganju | Carlinhos Brown | 03:27 |
Antonio Carlos Santos de Freitas, who goes by the name Carlinhos Brown, is a Brazilian singer and drummer who performs in the Musica Popular Brasilera style with a mix of jazz, reggae, samba and pop. He has had a successful solo career and also performed with his band Timbalada and later the trio Tribalistas with singers Arnaldo Antunes and Marisa Monte. Born in Salvador in eastern Brazil, he started to play percussion instruments as a child and later had stints with the bands of Luis Caldas and Caetano Veloso.
He toured internationally with João Bosco, Djavan and João Gilberto and recorded several solo albums including 'Alfagamabetizado' (1996), 'Bahia do Mundo: Mito e Verdade' (2001), 'El Milagro de Candeal' (2005), the Latin Grammy nominated 'A Gente Ainda Näo Onhou' (2007), 'Adobró' (2010) and 'Artefireaccua (Incerando o Inferno)' (2016). He won a Latin Grammy in 2004 for Best Brazilian Contemporary Pop Album for 'Carlinhos Brown es Carlito Marrón'.