Review by Carol Kowalski

The album Nova História Da Música Popular Brasileira Carnaval I by Various is a delightful compilation of some of the most iconic and vibrant Brazilian Carnival songs. The album features a range of genres, from samba to axé, and showcases the diversity and richness of Brazil's musical heritage.

Listeners will be transported to the lively streets of Rio de Janeiro and Salvador, where Carnival is celebrated with fervor and passion. The album's opening track, "Aquarela do Brasil," sets the tone with its infectious rhythms and joyful lyrics. Other standout tracks include "Mamãe eu Quero," "Cidade Maravilhosa," and "É Hoje."

The album features an impressive lineup of artists, including Carmen Miranda, Caetano Veloso, and Ivete Sangalo, among others. Each artist brings their unique flair and interpretation to the songs, making the album a true celebration of Brazilian music.

Summary by Carol Kowalski

Nova História Da Música Popular Brasileira Carnaval I is a must-have for anyone who loves Brazilian music and wants to experience the vibrant spirit of Carnival. The album is a testament to the enduring popularity and cultural significance of Brazilian music, and is sure to delight listeners of all ages.