Best south & central american music according to redditors

Haven't heard Molko's cover. I also haven't heard of Brian Molko. to the youtube. Have you heard Seu Jorge's for the Life Aquatic soundtrack (in Portuguese!)

Getz/Gilberto

The Astrud Gilberto Album

the Wonderful World of Antonio Carlos Jobim

These contain favorites of mine like Agua De Beber, How Insensitive, Surfboard and Corcovado (Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars).

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|artist|Carlos Vives|
|about artist|Before he graduated from Jorge Tadeo Lozano's University with a publicist degree, singer/songwriter Carlos Vives joined different bands and participated in several plays. In 1982, the artist got a role in the Colombian TV series Tiempo Sin Huella, starting his successful acting career, later extending his professional skills to the Puerto Rican television. After participating in some teen programs as a singer/actor, he got the main role in the telenovela (soap opera) "Gallito Ramírez," which made him a famous actor. ([more on last.fm](http://www.last.fm/music/Carlos Vives))|
|similar to|Fonseca, Cabas, Bacilos, Diomedes Díaz, Andrés Cepeda|
|album|La tierra del olvido, released Aug 1995|
|track|La Tierra del Olvido|
|images|album image, artist image|
|links|wikipedia, official homepage, [discogs](http://www.discogs.com/artist/Carlos Vives)|
|tags|latin, vallenato, colombia, spanish, colombian|
|cd|Get the CD from amazon!|
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|metrics|lastfm listeners: 134,011, lastfm plays: 1,354,112, youtube plays: 27,811, radd.it score: 6|


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Maybe it will come out on CD. Found this listing on Amazon, currently unavailable but seems promising.

Link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07RJK23HR/

thanks! Here's what I picked up! (made 4 orders without clearing cache or anything)

• MF Doom - Operation Doomsday
  
• Wolf Alice - My Love is Cool
  
• Kings of Convenience - Riot on an Empty Street
  
• Fleet Foxes - Fleet Foxes
  
• Arthur Verocai - Arthur Verocai
  
• Zero 7 - Simple Things
  
• Dream Theater - Images and Words
  
• Bob Marley - Legend Tri Color
  

So many good pianists, where to begin? Have you checked out the Maybeck Recital series? The concert by Stanley Cowell is one of my favorite albums, Toshiko Akiyoshi really good as well..

Right now I'm listening a lot to Pastorale by Steve Kuhn, and a few albums by Enrico Pieranunzi (1685: Plays Bach, Handel and Scarlatti is superb. I'd say it's my favorite, but it is from 2011 so it hasn't yet stood the test of time. Trio: Dream Dance, Plays Morricone, Seaward and many more).. Eddie Higgins is good.. Ray Bryant's Somewhere in France is nice.. Fred Hersch plays Jobim is great. En Vivo piano solo by Ernán López-Nussa is also worth a listen.

Brad Mehldau as mentioned by someone else is of course the obvious recommendation for a modern jazz pianist, not obscure at all but brilliant. Live , Live in Marciac and Highway Rider would be my picks. One trio, one solo and one more ambitious undertaking (with his regular trio + Joshua Redman and a Chamber Orchestra)

http://www.amazon.com/Jorge-Ben/dp/B001BTZO00

Soda Stereo - Dynamo

Pure white vinyl. Not transparent.

https://www.amazon.com/Laurindo-Almeida-audiophile-Direct-Disc/dp/B00SRXQN9O

Mongo Ft. La Lupe

• Besito Pa Ti
  
  
• A Benny More
  
  It's called Afro-Cuban music.
  
  I can't hold back though, this is also my other favorite singer. He's a Colombian artist that created a blend of Valley Colombian Music and mixed it with Pop/Rock. It created a whole freaking new sound that is extremely popular in Colombia and among Latin people.
  
  Carlos Vives
  
  
• La Gota Fria
  
  
• La Tierra Del Olvido
  
  
• Pa Mayte

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This is nice

im trying to find more funky/soul bands from this time era from brazil like in madlibs medcine show #2
http://www.amazon.com/Medicine-Show-No-Flight-Brazil/dp/B00337QJXE . just putting it out there.

loved the movie. If you really want to get a feel of the soundtrack don't just get the OST this will really get you to appreciate the david bowie parts of the movie. absolutely beautiful.

Otra Vez - Once Again is the jewel of this album.

Same here. Here are a few albums that are near impossible to not enjoy:

• The Indestructible Beat of Soweto (South African pop music from before Apartheid ended)
  
  
• Shaka Zulu by Ladysmith Black Mambazo (more traditional - no instruments except their harmonized voices)
  
  
• Tibet, Tibet by Yungchen Lhamo (the most gripping vocals you've never heard)
  
  
• Brazil Classics 4: The Best of Tom Zé (experimental psychedelic Brazilian pop)
  
  Some other classic Brazilian albums that I haven't listened to entirely but have heard a few songs are:
  
  
• Gal Costa by Gal Costa (sample)
  
  
• Jorge Ben (1969) by Jorge Ben (sample)
  
  
• Clube de Esquina by Milton Nascimento (sample)