Cícero - Canções De Apartamento

Review by Keisha Wilson

Canções De Apartamento is an album by Brazilian singer-songwriter Cícero. The album, released in 2011, features a collection of 11 tracks that showcase Cícero's unique style of music. The album is a blend of indie rock, folk, and Brazilian music, which makes it stand out from other albums in the genre.

The album opens with the track "Tempo De Pipa," which sets the mood for the rest of the album. The song features a simple guitar riff and Cícero's soothing vocals, which create a calming atmosphere. The album's title track, "Canções De Apartamento," is a catchy song that features a mix of acoustic and electric guitars, as well as a catchy melody that will have listeners humming along.

Other standout tracks on the album include "Pelo Interfone," "Açúcar Ou Adoçante," and "A Cidade." These songs showcase Cícero's ability to write catchy melodies and thoughtful lyrics that resonate with listeners. The album also features a cover of the song "Conversa De Botas Batidas" by Brazilian musician Jorge Ben Jor, which Cícero puts his own spin on.

Summary by Keisha Wilson

Canções De Apartamento is a must-listen for fans of indie rock and Brazilian music. Cícero's unique style of music and thoughtful lyrics make this album a standout in the genre. The album is a perfect example of the talent and creativity that exists in the Brazilian music scene.