Published: 18 Jul 2018 › Updated: 18 Jul 2018
Celso Machado - Pé de Moleque
Celso Machado
Pé de Moleque - Samba Choro de la suite Musiques populaire brésiliennes
Celso Machado wrote several Choros, a musical style that emerged in Rio de Janeiro at the end of the 19th century as a fusion of popular European music and music of African slaves. Celso Machado called his little Choros after different sweets. Paçoca is the name of a pastry with peanuts, sugar and salt.
flute - Lisa Butzlaff ( http://www.lisa-butzlaff.de )
guitar - Ruslana Schewtschuk
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