Anavitória

COR

In 2021 I finally got an answer about Anavitória, they really not necessary in brazilian music, at all. I'll try not to be unfair and full of hate and say that I really tried to like this record, since it's a new year, I'm already trying to be a little lighter... but it wasn't good. I don't know if its their voice, the rhythms, I really don't know. Maybe they just corny as fuck, I mean, for non-portuguese speakers this will probably sound good, but as a brazilian I found them boring to ... read more

Minha primeira review de 2021

Amarelo, azul e branco-8.3💚
Te amar é massa demais-7.8💚
Tenta acreditar-7.5💚
Explodir-8.5💚
Cigarra-7.7💚
Selva-8.6💚
Ainda é tempo-8.3💚
Eu sei quem é você-8.7💚
Terra-7.5💚
Abril-7.8💚
Te procuro-8.2💚
Carvoeiro-7.6💚
Lisboa-7.7💚

Final rate:80💚

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Here's my first review of 2021!

Whilst I chew over the new R.A.P Ferreira album, I'll give this new ANAVITÓRIA album a chance!
I'm half-brazilian, I've spent a good amount of my life in the city of São Paulo and I've always loved Brazilian music (especially good ol' MPB). Therefore, i've been trying my best to keep up with any new artists from Brazil. I came across the duo, ANAVITÓRIA a while ago with their self-titled release from 2017. Unfortunately, their ... read more

FAVORITE TRACK: Lisboa

LEAST FAVORITE TRACK: Abril

Anavitória's COR is a bit redundant and linear project. Although the songs stay in the same tone for a majority of the album, it's done well and performed with great vocals that supported by soft acoustics. Lisbosa really uses the power of the singing vocals with a chimey sounding instrumental and an acoustic sound on Tenta acreditar to elevate the singers. The instrumentals on Selva and Ainda é tempo are also very endearing and ... read more