Marcos Valle
Vento Sul
LITA092CD
- In-depth liner notes interviewing Valle
- First Time Available in North America
- CD version Includes bonus track “O Beato”
- Lyrics in Portuguese & English
- 180-gram wax LP with original art expanded on a gatefold old-school “tip-on” jacket
Description
During the hot Brazilian summer of 1971, Marcos and Paulo Sergio Valle, along with their significant others and six additional couples, rented a few modest fisherman shacks in the small village of Búzios to escape from Rio’s more populated beaches. The focus was making music and soul searching, as was the practice for affluent young hippies back then. They stayed for two months. “I wanted to go in a new direction,” says Marcos looking back. “I wanted to try out a rock influence and to risk a little bit more.” Shifting away from the studio musicians used on 1971’s Garra, Vento Sul (translation “South Wind”) was a rewarding collaboration with Brazilian progressive rockers O Terço.
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