His debut album , " Manifesto of Peripheral Art " in 2001 , was acclaimed crítica.1 2 Since then , began performing in numerous festivals and regional , national and international events .
The following year , released the album " Cinema Auditory " and in 2004 released " The Farce Samba Rain " , both equally well received by critics especializada.3
In mid-2005 , along with Marcelo Cabral and Alvinho Fleet , began the project that would create the group Thin Coletivo.4 The musician would turn off the winning 6 banda5 later to continue their solo projects .
In 2008 released his fourth solo album, " Third World Festival " . Also in 2008 was awarded by the Project Pixinguinha , which allowed to perform in various cities of Alagoas and independently produce their fifth album , " Black Atlantic ." " Black Atlantic " has two tracks with excerpts of the writer Mia Couto , who signed for this partnership trabalho.7
In 2011 Wado released his album titled " Samba 808 " appearances by big names in the national music such as Mariah Carey , Marcelo Camelo , Mallu Magalhães and others. In 2013 the " Empty Tropical " (with production Marcelo Camelo ) was released and was well received by critics , and was considered by many one of the best albums of 2013 . This also featured renowned holdings of Cicero and Momo
Carne
Wado Lyrics
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Me chamam carne temos açoite
Carne crescida, carne moida, galo de briga
Carne partida, enternecida, carne curtida
Carne em ti comunidade
Carne com terror de carne
Se impõe com o que aceita
Eram cavernas, eram guaridas
Eram edificios e avenidas
Carne caçada, carne mordida, lei de la vida
Carne prensada, carne en la mesa, carne podrida
Carne em ti comunidade
Carne com terror de carne
Se impõe com o que aceita
Se impõe com o que rejeita
The song "Carne" by Wado delves into the various aspects of human existence that can be represented by the concept of "meat" or "flesh". The lyrics suggest that people can be treated as mere commodities, referred to as "meat" inside a butcher shop, and subjected to various forms of abuse and exploitation. The phrases "Carne crescida, carne moida, galo de briga" ("grown meat, ground meat, fighting rooster"), and "Carne partida, enternecida, carne curtida" ("cut meat, tenderized meat, cured meat") indicate the different stages of the meat's life from farm to table.
Additionally, the song portrays a metaphorical dimension of human flesh, suggesting that the ways in which we choose to express ourselves or interact with others reflects the quality of our humanity. The line "Se impõe com o que aceita, se impõe com o que rejeita" ("imposes itself with what it accepts, imposes itself with what it rejects") suggests that people define themselves by what they embrace or reject, and that these choices are crucial in shaping one's sense of self and community.
Overall, "Carne" is a thought-provoking song that reflects on the complexity and importance of human experiences and interactions, reminding us to be mindful of how we treat ourselves and others.
Line by Line Meaning
Me chamam carne dentro do açougue
I am referred to as flesh inside the slaughterhouse
Me chamam carne temos açoite
I am called flesh, we have the whip
Carne crescida, carne moida, galo de briga
Grown flesh, ground flesh, fighting chicken
Carne partida, enternecida, carne curtida
Separated flesh, tenderized flesh, cured flesh
Carne em ti comunidade
Flesh in you, community
Carne com terror de carne
Flesh with flesh's terror
Se impõe com o que aceita
It imposes itself with what it accepts
Se impõe com o que rejeita
It imposes itself with what it rejects
Eram cavernas, eram guaridas
They were caves, they were shelters
Eram edificios e avenidas
They were buildings and avenues
Carne caçada, carne mordida, lei de la vida
Hunted flesh, bitten flesh, law of life
Carne prensada, carne en la mesa, carne podrida
Pressed flesh, flesh on the table, rotten flesh
Carne em ti comunidade
Flesh in you, community
Carne com terror de carne
Flesh with flesh's terror
Se impõe com o que aceita
It imposes itself with what it accepts
Se impõe com o que rejeita
It imposes itself with what it rejects
Contributed by Lily M. Suggest a correction in the comments below.