Thiago Nassif Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
“The leading light of the new generation of Brazilian songwriters”
— Arto
Lindsay
“His record packs the kind of acerbic, off-kilter Tom Zé-Elza Soares buzz that delivers samba and its children from suave.”
— Robert Christgau, Noisey
“Brilliant”
— Spectrum Culture
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