Ari Colares, Marcelo Jaffe, Edu Ribeiro, Ensemble SP - Do Carimbó Ao Chamamé (2025) [Hi-Res]

On November 27, the album "Do Carimbó ao Chamamé" will be released on digital platforms, presenting an experimental synthesis of Brazilian rhythm and European classical tradition. The recording features renowned percussionists Edu Ribeiro (a Grammy winner) and Ari Colares, alongside the string quartet Ensemble SP. The release is built upon original compositions that offer a contemporary interpretation of Brazil's folkloric genres, ranging from northern Carimbó to southern Chamamé. The musicians have combined Afro-Brazilian and indigenous percussion traditions with the sophistication of chamber music, creating an innovative sonic map of the country. The project was realized with government support from the State of São Paulo and the federal Aldir Blanc program, emphasizing the importance of preserving and reimagining cultural heritage.

FICHA TÉCNICA
Ensemble SP (quarteto de cordas):
Marcelo Jaffé - viola
Betina Stegmann - violino
Nelson Rios - violino
Rafael Cesário - violoncelo
Edu Ribeiro - bateria
Ari Colares – percussão

Tracklist:
1-1 Ari Colares;Edu Ribeiro;Ensemble SP;Nelson Rios;Marcelo Jaffé;Betina Stegmann;Rafael Cesario - Maracatim [4:23]
1-2 Ari Colares;Edu Ribeiro;Ensemble SP;Nelson Rios;Marcelo Jaffé;Betina Stegmann;Rafael Cesario - Canoa [5:36]
1-3 Ari Colares;Edu Ribeiro;Ensemble SP;Nelson Rios;Marcelo Jaffé;Betina Stegmann;Rafael Cesario - Cebola no Frevo [3:23]
1-4 Ari Colares;Edu Ribeiro;Ensemble SP;Nelson Rios;Marcelo Jaffé;Betina Stegmann;Rafael Cesario - Dona Dindinha [3:44]
1-5 Ari Colares;Edu Ribeiro;Ensemble SP;Nelson Rios;Marcelo Jaffé;Betina Stegmann;Rafael Cesario - Mathias [5:10]
1-6 Ari Colares;Edu Ribeiro;Ensemble SP;Nelson Rios;Marcelo Jaffé;Betina Stegmann;Rafael Cesario - Quilombo [5:45]
1-7 Ari Colares;Edu Ribeiro;Ensemble SP;Marcelo Jaffé - Carimbó Improvisado [3:48]