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City of God [SOUNDTRACK]

In telling the story of two friends from a tough Rio de Janeiro barrio whose lives can never seem to escape the favela where they were born and raised, the acclaimed film by Fernando Meirelles and Kátia Lund has drawn comparisons to such modern touchstones as Martin Scorsese's GoodFellas. Taking his inspiration from the filmmakers' daring gambit to cast real people in the roles and the film's '60s-'70s milieu, composer Antonio Pinto (assisted by partner Ed Córtes) has concocted a smart, rhythmically intoxicating cocktail of Brazilian jazz and samba, shaken with a little '70s American funk and R&B and served with cool, tropical flair. Those various styles often melt into each other with a liberating sense of postmodern possibility, giving listeners an experience that's as exotic as it is deceptively familiar, the worthy equatorial flip side of David Holmes's jazz-funk collaborations with Steven Soderbergh on Out of Sight and Ocean's Eleven



1. Meu nome e Ze
2. Vida de otario
3. Funk da Virada
4. Estoria de Boca
5. Na rua, na chuva, na fazenda - (Casinha de Sepe)
6. A Transa
7. Metamorfose Ambulante
8. Nem vem que nao tem
9. Preciso me encontrar
10. Alvorada
11. Convite para Vida
12. No caminho do bem
13. Morte Ze Pequeno
14. Batucada (remix by DJ Camilo Rocha & DJ YAH, of original music by Antonio Pinto and Ed Cortes)

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