Review by Dangelis Abrantes

Metem Bronca, the latest album by Os Partideiros Do Plá, is a vibrant and energetic celebration of Brazilian samba music. The group's signature style of percussion-heavy rhythms and catchy melodies is on full display throughout the album's 12 tracks, each of which is a joyous invitation to dance and sing along.

The album's opening track, "Samba de Raiz," sets the tone with its driving beat and infectious chorus. Other standout tracks include "Samba no Pé," which features a lively call-and-response between the lead vocalist and the band, and "Malandro é Malandro," a playful ode to the streetwise characters of Brazilian culture.

One of the album's strengths is its variety of musical styles and moods. Tracks like "Samba do Trabalhador" and "Samba de Roda" showcase the group's ability to slow things down and create a more contemplative atmosphere, while "Samba do Amor" and "Samba de Rua" are upbeat and joyous celebrations of life and love.

Summary by Dangelis Abrantes

Metem Bronca is a must-listen for fans of Brazilian music, and a great introduction to the lively and infectious sounds of Os Partideiros Do Plá. The group's passion and skill are evident in every note, making this album a true delight from start to finish.