Dom Salvador E Abolição – Som, Sangue E Raça

Originally released in 1971, Som, Sangue e Raça stands as a landmark of Brazilian music, born from the visionary mind of Dom Salvador and the vibrant energy of the group Abolição.

This groundbreaking album blends soul, funk, samba and jazz with remarkable ease, capturing the essence of a Brazil in cultural and political flux. The tracks are rhythmically rich, full of groove and social awareness that resonates both in the lyrics and in the mood. A bold statement and a pioneer of Brazil’s “black music” movement, it still sounds strikingly fresh today. A must-have for any serious Brazilian music collection, especially in this edition that preserves the full force and vitality of the original.