No berimbau isn't a native brazilian tribal thing. Actually it's called "Hungu" in Angola or "Xitende". So, the origins of the Berimbau is in Africa. Brazil was the last nation to abolish slavery, and many of these people who were forced to come to Brazil brought a lot of their culture to Brazil, and everything mixed together afterwards.
The instrument is called a Berimbau, it’s part of the Capoeira (Brazilian group). It’s a stick slightly bent with a wire between the two ends. It also comes with a stone and a thinner stick used to play the instrument, the stone is pressed against the wire is the reason why the berimbau’s note goes higher.
Holy crap! I remember picking this album up and beeing blown away by how different it was compaired to other music. (Yeah i knew Sepultura prior to this) They mixed the whole new metal with actual.. well... metal. Damn i love Max!
The instrument they use is called "birimbao" and they were used when they practiced fighting in the art of "capoeira" where the slaves learned to defend themselves with a fighting style and disguised it as a dance. I subscribe bro. Greetings from Argentina.
This was good but their self titled first album will always be my favorite. Eye For an Eye, No Hope=No Fear, Bleed(with Fred Durst), Tribe, Bumba, I could literally list every song, they're all that good. Saw them live in Dallas TX many moons ago. Pantera, Soulfly, and Morbid Angel, that my friends was one hell of a show!
"Berimbau" isn't a native brazilian tribal thing. Yes, "Capoeira" it's a brazilian "mixed stealth dancing martial arts" that actually born in Brazil with african slaves and descendants. This instrument it's called "Hungu" in Angola or "Xitende" in Mozambique if I'm not mistaken. So, the origins of the "Berimbau" is in Africa. Brazil, sadly, was the last nation to abolish slavery, and many of these people who were forced to come to Brazil brought a lot of their culture to Brazil, and everything mixed together afterwards. Brazil was the nation that held the most slaves in the world, and the numbers are around 4.5 to 5 millions (as far as I know, the number of slaves in the USA was around 500 thousand, for example, and Argentina was around 25 for 50 thousand), so, yeah... I really like the instrument and how it mix so well with tribal thing and other stuff, but the origins of all of this it's just sad yet so fascinating (in terms of the genius of creating a disguised dance using an instrument, but being kinda in reality a freaking martial art).
The Cavalera years of Sepultura are the only years that band was relevant. Max and Igor founded Sepultura. The Sepultura of today has no original members. To me Sepultura should've changed their name. It would be like Metallica still being Metallica without James and Lars. James & Lars are Metallica in that same way Max & Igor are Sepultura.
@@82habbal30 What songs did he write?? Not Dead Embryonic Cells or Desperate Cry not Territory or Refuse/Resist. Those were all Max Cavalera. You do notice after Max left the band Sepultura became irrelevant???
Yeah man! This song is so bad ass. Hope you will check out Soulfly's 'Jumpdafuckup' next, it features Corey Taylor on vocals from Slipknot: ua-cam.com/video/arrlrKJZl9o/v-deo.html By the way, the instrument at the beginning is called a berimbau.
U should check out one of his other band's Cavalera conspiracy with his brother at drums . Or his supergroup if you will killer be killed. Features max .dude from mastodon and singer of dillinger escape plan
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It's called a berimbau.... it sort of looks like a fishing rod....
When I saw pantera in 93 and Phil threw me a beer, sepultura opened for them and they were awesome.
This whole album is so fire
Hell yea!!!
Dude, Soulfly never gets old!
You found a great album. Max Cavalera also did "Nailbomb - point blank" back in 1994.
An amazing album.
I remember when this came out.
Sepultura would incorporate elements of the local tribal people into their music.
I love that about them!
No berimbau isn't a native brazilian tribal thing. Actually it's called "Hungu" in Angola or "Xitende". So, the origins of the Berimbau is in Africa. Brazil was the last nation to abolish slavery, and many of these people who were forced to come to Brazil brought a lot of their culture to Brazil, and everything mixed together afterwards.
The instrument is called a Berimbau, it’s part of the Capoeira (Brazilian group). It’s a stick slightly bent with a wire between the two ends. It also comes with a stone and a thinner stick used to play the instrument, the stone is pressed against the wire is the reason why the berimbau’s note goes higher.
This is right on, I hadn't listened to this in a long time, good choice
Still in my top 20 of all time metal albums. It's unforgettable.
Soulfly is still in my top five bands to this day... The other four? Deftones, Acid Bath, Tool, and RATM! Great choice brother!🤘🏻
I love your taste. We could be best friends.
Holy crap! I remember picking this album up and beeing blown away by how different it was compaired to other music. (Yeah i knew Sepultura prior to this) They mixed the whole new metal with actual.. well... metal. Damn i love Max!
SOULFLY SOULFLY SOULFLY SOULFLY SOULFLY SOULFLY
Pleaaase react to Inflikted - Cavalera Conspiracy (these are the brothers Cavalera of Sepultura and Soulfly)
The instrument they use is called "birimbao" and they were used when they practiced fighting in the art of "capoeira" where the slaves learned to defend themselves with a fighting style and disguised it as a dance. I subscribe bro. Greetings from Argentina.
Ah brasil kkkkk 1 2 3.4
O max tem que gravar um álbum inteiro em português.
Soulfly yesssssss!!!!!!
Sepultura are from Brazil.
This was good but their self titled first album will always be my favorite. Eye For an Eye, No Hope=No Fear, Bleed(with Fred Durst), Tribe, Bumba, I could literally list every song, they're all that good. Saw them live in Dallas TX many moons ago. Pantera, Soulfly, and Morbid Angel, that my friends was one hell of a show!
FatFredyFreak i like "no"
Very great album
This whole album is great!!!! But I prefer the first album overall!! Such a solid effort on both nonetheless!!
Great reaction, you should react to the new Soulfly album Totem, killer album, old school Sepultura and Soulfly 🤟🤟
soulfly, system of a down, snot, tool. thats my mount rushmore and i’ll take it to the grave
Awesome. Someone people don’t get it...you get it.
It’s been about 15 years since I’ve listened to Soulfly. Damn time flies.
TUNE
Fuck yeah, more folks need exposed to this
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JINJER TONIGHT SAN ANTONIO TEXAS.......LET THE CHAOS BEGIN!!!!!!
The instrument you’re hearing is called a Brazilian Electric guitar
its called berimbau
ya gotta do "jump da fuck up" its some of the heaviest shit ever. its track 4 on this cd
Soulfly is like rage against the machine but more heavy metal oriented.
Good question when you ask near the beginning "what instrument is that?". I mean it's something with strings obviously, but I'm with ya lol
That instrument is a Berimbau.
"Berimbau" isn't a native brazilian tribal thing. Yes, "Capoeira" it's a brazilian "mixed stealth dancing martial arts" that actually born in Brazil with african slaves and descendants.
This instrument it's called "Hungu" in Angola or "Xitende" in Mozambique if I'm not mistaken. So, the origins of the "Berimbau" is in Africa. Brazil, sadly, was the last nation to abolish slavery, and many of these people who were forced to come to Brazil brought a lot of their culture to Brazil, and everything mixed together afterwards.
Brazil was the nation that held the most slaves in the world, and the numbers are around 4.5 to 5 millions (as far as I know, the number of slaves in the USA was around 500 thousand, for example, and Argentina was around 25 for 50 thousand), so, yeah... I really like the instrument and how it mix so well with tribal thing and other stuff, but the origins of all of this it's just sad yet so fascinating (in terms of the genius of creating a disguised dance using an instrument, but being kinda in reality a freaking martial art).
"Back to the primitive, fuck all your politics"
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The Cavalera years of Sepultura are the only years that band was relevant. Max and Igor founded Sepultura. The Sepultura of today has no original members. To me Sepultura should've changed their name. It would be like Metallica still being Metallica without James and Lars. James & Lars are Metallica in that same way Max & Igor are Sepultura.
@Fahim Ahmad Nope almost og but he wasn't on 1st album morbid visions bestial devestation. A guy named Jairo was on it.
Sepultura would have been nothing without Andreas...
So like how there is no Pantera without Dime and Vinnie, R.I.P
@@82habbal30 What songs did he write?? Not Dead Embryonic Cells or Desperate Cry not Territory or Refuse/Resist. Those were all Max Cavalera. You do notice after Max left the band Sepultura became irrelevant???
Thats berimbau.. Instrument play when doin capoeira
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Idk that instrument called. Yes is it weird. Berimbus got weird sound.
Yeah man! This song is so bad ass. Hope you will check out Soulfly's 'Jumpdafuckup' next, it features Corey Taylor on vocals from Slipknot: ua-cam.com/video/arrlrKJZl9o/v-deo.html
By the way, the instrument at the beginning is called a berimbau.
Yup! Had that in mind.
U should check out one of his other band's Cavalera conspiracy with his brother at drums . Or his supergroup if you will killer be killed. Features max .dude from mastodon and singer of dillinger escape plan
If you do kbk check out wings of feather and wax
If u get time also check out sonic syndicate denied. Shadows fall fire from the sky or thoughts without words. Miss may I and bleeding through
O instrumento (instrument) é (is) berimbau
Its all the same thing
Head up with Chino from Deftones is the slap! Gotta peep it!