The quirky and electic Brazilian Girls which consists of three men (Didi Gutman on keyboards and computers, Jesse Murphy on bass and Aaron Johnston on drums) and one woman (Sabina Sciubba, the vocalist) have struck a chord with us. Despite not a single member being Brazilian, their music makes us want to move to Brazil in a heartbeat.
We just recently came across “L’Interprete” which means interpreter in French. The song is quite short but we enjoy every single second of it; this is organic music at it’s best. The acoustic guitar and the way that accent rolls off of Sciubba’s tongue is pure beauty. Eventhough Brazil does not have too much to do with this song we couldn’t help but use a picture of Adriana Lima.
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Brazilian Girls – L’Interprete
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