Jesuíno - Jesuíno

Review by Jim Thomas

Jesuíno's self-titled album is a refreshing addition to the world music scene. The album features a variety of Brazilian rhythms and styles, showcasing Jesuíno's versatility as a musician. From the upbeat samba-infused "Ciranda" to the melancholic "Canção de Ninar," Jesuíno's soulful vocals and intricate guitar work shine throughout the album.

One standout track is "Canto Pra Oxalá," a beautiful ode to the Yoruba deity that blends traditional African rhythms with modern instrumentation. The album also features collaborations with other talented musicians, such as the hauntingly beautiful "Cavalo Marinho" featuring singer-songwriter Mariana Aydar.

Summary by Jim Thomas

Jesuíno's self-titled album is a must-listen for fans of Brazilian music and those looking to discover new sounds. The album's diverse range of styles and Jesuíno's undeniable talent make it a standout release in the world music genre.