Jacques Hélian Et Son Orchestre - La Samba Brésilliene Parce Que Ça Me Donne Du Courage

Review by Marc Ortega Pérez

The album La Samba Brésilliene Parce Que Ça Me Donne Du Courage by Jacques Hélian Et Son Orchestre is a vibrant and energetic collection of Brazilian samba music. The album features a variety of samba styles, including traditional samba, bossa nova, and samba-reggae, all performed with Hélian's signature flair and style.

The album opens with the lively and upbeat "Samba do Avião," a classic Brazilian samba tune that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Other standout tracks include "Mas Que Nada," a bossa nova classic made famous by Sergio Mendes, and "Aquarela do Brasil," a samba-reggae tune that showcases Hélian's versatility as a bandleader.

Throughout the album, Hélian's orchestra provides a tight and dynamic musical backdrop for the various vocalists and soloists featured on each track. The rhythm section, in particular, shines on tracks like "Samba da Minha Terra," where the percussion and bass create a propulsive groove that is impossible not to dance to.

Summary by Marc Ortega Pérez

La Samba Brésilliene Parce Que Ça Me Donne Du Courage is a must-have for fans of Brazilian music, and a great introduction for those new to the genre. Hélian and his orchestra have created a joyful and infectious album that will have listeners tapping their toes and swaying their hips in no time.