About this album
Where they were
By the time Jorge Ben released '10 Anos Depois' in 1973, he was already a prominent figure in Brazilian music, known for blending samba and bossa nova. This album followed his breakthrough record 'Samba Esquema Novo' from 1963 and marked a period of artistic maturation where he began to incorporate more funk and rock elements into his sound.
Why it matters
'10 Anos Depois' is significant for its innovative approach that helped shape the samba-rock genre, influencing countless Brazilian artists. The album's blend of styles not only solidified Ben's reputation but also resonated widely, leading to enduring popularity in Brazil and beyond, exemplified by tracks like 'País Tropical', which remains an anthem of national pride.
Essential tracks
- "País tropical" — This track stands out as a vibrant declaration of Brazilian identity, celebrating the beauty and spirit of the country.
- "A minha menina" — 'A minha menina' showcases Ben’s signature lyrical charm combined with catchy rhythms, making it a quintessential example of his style.
- "Chove chuva" — With its infectious melody and rhythmic drive, 'Chove chuva' captures the essence of Jorge Ben's ability to blend joyful soundscapes with poignant lyrics.
Release Date
January 1, 1973
Artist Origin
Brazil
Tracklist
- 1 Por causa de você, menina / Chove chuva / Mais nada 4:16
- 2 Agora, ninguém chora mais / Charles, anjo 45 / Carambai... Galileu dagaliléia 5:28
- 3 A minha menina / Que maravilha / Zazueira 6:05
- 4 Bebete vãobora / Crioula / Cadê Tereza 4:54
- 5 País tropical / Fio maravilha / Taj Mahal 6:01
- 6 Vendedor de bananas / Cosa nostra / Bicho do mato 6:39
- 7 Que nega é essa / Que pena / Domingas 7:40
- 8 Vinheta 0:25
