Review by Kersten A. Riechers

Sou Caipira Mas Quem Não É is an album that showcases the best of traditional Brazilian music. Vadico and Vanuqui have created a collection of songs that celebrate the rich culture and heritage of the country's countryside.

From the opening track, "Saudade da Minha Terra," to the closing number, "Chalana," the album is a joyous celebration of Brazilian music. The duo's voices blend perfectly together, and their harmonies are tight and polished.

The instrumentation on the album is also top-notch. The guitar work is particularly impressive, and the accordion adds a lovely touch to many of the songs. The percussion is also excellent, with the drums and tambourine adding a lively rhythm to the music.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Moda da Pinga." This song is a classic Brazilian drinking song, and Vadico and Vanuqui do an excellent job of capturing its playful spirit. The song is sure to get listeners up and dancing.

Summary by Kersten A. Riechers

Sou Caipira Mas Quem Não É is a fantastic album that showcases the best of Brazilian music. Vadico and Vanuqui are talented musicians who clearly have a deep love and respect for their country's musical heritage. This album is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates great music.