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MIXTAPE Botafogo Social Club’s Eu Amo Brasil Mixtape

By Russ Slater 09 October, 2010

Back when Sounds and Colours started in May 2010 we were very fortunate to team up with Botafogo Social Club,... Read Article

Sounds and Colours is a website and print publication focused on South American music and culture

About Sounds and Colours

Sounds and Colours began its life in 2010. Back then it was a simple blog looking at underground culture in South America. Since then it has become one of the world's #1 sources for information on the topic, printing specialist books as well as maintaining this website, with collaborators based around the world. Find out more about Sounds and Colours here.

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