Gustavo Aquino - In Search of the Sacred & Profane
New Interview on the Dust & Grooves website now live.
“I always say pagode music taught the favela, the suburbs, to talk about love. You know, pagode was crucial. Because back in the 90s we had hip-hop showing the struggle, rhyming about the violence. But then came pagode, and pagode gave black folks the possibility to talk about love in the ‘hood.’”
Interviewed by Tee Cardaci Photographs by Eilon Paz
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