
Mark Guiliana Live at Jazz Is Dead! December 8, 2026
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"Como Entender o Amor” is a lyrical journey through the beauty of love and nature. The song evokes vivid imagery of sunsets, the sea, and birdsong, symbolizing the harmony and serenity found in true connection. Dafé’s soulful vocals express a deep yearning for shared happiness, emphasizing that solitude cannot fulfill the heart. Adrian Younge’s lush, analog production enhances the poetic intimacy of the track, creating a tender and timeless ode to love and the natural world. "During the creative process in Los Angeles, I had to write lyrics for nine arrangements in five days. I would talk with Adrian during the day, then work at the hotel through the night, often staying up until morning. I exchanged ideas with my partners in Brazil—they even sent me a poem to put to music, but I wasn’t satisfied. Still, I took it to the studio. And when the instrumental section of that track came in, I said, "Adrian, I’m going to recite." And you know who came to mind? Barry White. I don’t have his deep voice, but I found my own mid-range and recited "Como Entender o Amor."" - Carlos Dafé With Jazz Is Dead 025, Carlos Dafé reaffirms his legacy while venturing into uncharted musical territory. The album celebrates Dafé’s extraordinary ability to bridge the past and present, blending soul, samba, and funk with contemporary experimentation. His story, voice, and artistry continue to inspire, making him not only a cornerstone of Brazilian Black music but a timeless figure in global music history. #carlosdafé #adrianyounge #jazzisdead

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