Pardon me for playing the language Vigilante here, but this is definitely non-Brazilian. Here’s a hint: if you find an “y” or an inverted exclamation (¡) it’s from a country that speaks Spanish. I would guess Mexican or preCastro Cuba (considering the straightforward cigar promotion). Incidentally “Claro de luna de Paqueta” and “La cadencia del samba” are versions of Brazilian musics, but the rest is strictly Mexican-Caribbean songs.
October 30th, 2008 at 5:12 am
I don´t think this one is from Brazil… The language in it is Spanish and not Portuguese….
October 30th, 2008 at 9:09 am
Pardon me for playing the language Vigilante here, but this is definitely non-Brazilian. Here’s a hint: if you find an “y” or an inverted exclamation (¡) it’s from a country that speaks Spanish. I would guess Mexican or preCastro Cuba (considering the straightforward cigar promotion). Incidentally “Claro de luna de Paqueta” and “La cadencia del samba” are versions of Brazilian musics, but the rest is strictly Mexican-Caribbean songs.
October 30th, 2008 at 12:22 pm
Thanks Desiderio!