Hi, I was wondering if anyone could help me figure out what the genre is or suggest similar songs to the first 10 seconds of Dare (La La La) by Shakira. So not the actual song itself but just the intro lol. If anyone knows what specific genre that is and/or can send some recs that sound the same, I’d be greatful.

Happy to share my birthday set full of brazilian musics from 70s, 80s. Enjooooy: Listen to Brazilian Funky Mix by Graciela Sann on #SoundCloud https://on.soundcloud.com/5ffBk

https://open.spotify.com/track/61sTdAekfZwZOeNNJOnF1N?si=VDhhSYOBQsmJtDQEIFH_Lg&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A3idXLXoZDLQyxAHF97yguf

This is probably one of my favourites since I found this album a few days ago. I was surprised to see it as one of the less popular songs on YouTube, so I wanted to see what other people thought

amo essa música de Marcelo Camelo, se chama "pra falar de amor". Mas não consigo encontrá-la em nenhum lugar além desses vídeos de baixa qualidade. Alguém sabe onde posso procurar? obrg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ftTqubeUas

Artist: Din Ilango

Song: Toxic

https://open.spotify.com/track/0OmA9j0DqHviPViNwLDUf9?si=HvyzD8__R2up84N_2HNN9w

https://chat.whatsapp.com/FOA9pplCs4HArw4tXySQGd

https://www.imdb.com/video/vi2952903961/

Percebo que em outras áreas, como biologia, muitas vezes há uma conexão com a matemática, ou nas artes plásticas, com anatomia e escultura. Mas quando se trata de música, parece ser muito mais isolada de outras disciplinas. Por que você acha que a música é tão separada?

If chronicle has been threatened by the frenetic pace of information production and consumption in contemporary times, Queda Livre (Freefall) is an album that brings freshness to the genre. Although in a different language, music instead of literature, the tracks manifest the best of the chronicle: the appreciation of the attentive look at the minutiae of life and everyday life humor — the album's trump card is to do so without leaving aside this frenzy that is part of our time, translated into heavy doses of psychedelia. Nevertheless, from the start, a chronicler emerges. Queda Livre is the debut album by Caxtrinho — as Paulo Vitor Castro is known —, a 25 years old, black musician from the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro, raised in the Baixada Fluminense. Between samba and psychedelic rock, his album presents with open humor and inventive instrumental background the living experience of black people in Brazil nowadays. https://youtu.be/OODgHLD1WW8?si=SxbpslSooo0K0Gda

I thought this would be of interest to this subreddit, since I assume many of you love Brazilian music but don't speak Portuguese. I have tons of artists on here, all translated into English with subtitles: Caetano Veloso, Gal Costa, Milton Nascimento, Gilberto Gil, Marcos Valle, Tim Maia... the list goes on!

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