Title: New Brazilian Music with a distinct flavor
Review: "A Farsa do Samba Nublado" is Wado's third album. The singer/songwriter comes from one of Brazil's smallest states, Alagoas, in the northeastern region. Accompanied by a powerful rock group, Wado combines different elements from Brazilian Psychedelia, samba, rock, regional rhythms, and even a little hip hop. Everyhing sounds playful and well layered, even through denser themes such as the album opener "Tormenta" ("Storm") or "Carteiro de Favela" ("Slum Postman"). "Se Vacilar o Jacaré Abraa" ("If you screw it up the alligator will hug you", or something like that) makes a deep social commentary through a powerful and groovy song, maybe the album's biggest hit.
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