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A note from Zag: I have made a huge data storage error and the footage of DJ Tudo’s episode is gone forever. I am usually very careful with data storage and never delete anything without double or triple-checking that I have copied the footage safely. But this time, I clearly failed. Instead of not releasing the episode due to my error, I decided to release DJ Tudo’s mix anyway. Because I owe this to him. DJ Tudo, I am so sorry that I deleted your episode:( ------------ DJ Tudo, aka Alfredo Bello, is a musician, DJ, producer, and researcher of Brazilian culture and music. He graduated in music at UnB (Brasilia University) and is now finalizing a master's degree in Brazilian Culture at USP (São Paulo University). Since 2008, he has travelled through 30 countries and played at different festivals, like Roskilde, Couleur Café, Womad, Europalia, Bahidora, Festim, and others. He recorded over 2.000 hours of original music/video footage. The gathering of this ethnomusicological collection of traditional music led to the creation in 2004 of the label Mundo Melhor (www.selomundomelhor.org), which also has a vast collection of records collected since 1986. As a musician and producer, I played and recorded with Gilberto Gil, Lee Scratch Perry, Anna Tijoux, Marku Ribas, Mad Professor, Lia de Itamaracá, Adrian Sherwood and others. Released 7 albums with his own productions. He has a weekly program, "Brazilica" at Webradio ROVR, every Saturday at 10 am. The accordion is an instrument from different cultures around the planet. Europeans brought it to Latin America, where Latin Americans recreated it to make their own music. You can find accordion music in Colombia, Panamá, Argentina, and many different parts of Brazil. Circular accordion is a research project inside Forró Music, a very important genre of Brazilian music. The concept of circularity results from trance music and culture, which is also influenced by African and Indigenous Brazilian culture and music. Find DJ Tudo: https://www.instagram.com/djtudo_selomundomelhor https://soundcloud.com/djtudo https://www.facebook.com/djtudoesuagentedetodolugar https://open.spotify.com/artist/3TeCTDLJ0jQ0fxIyksDpQy http://selomundomelhor.org ------------ * All materials presented on this channel are copyrighted by their respective copyright owners and are subject to use for informational purposes only. * As a copyright owner, if you don't approve of your music material being presented on this channel or would like any additional information published, please contact me via my YouTube channel, and I'll remove it immediately.

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