Analu Sampaio
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Name:
Analu Sampaio
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City/Place:
São Paulo
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Country:
Brazil
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Hometown:
Vitoria da Conquista, Bahia
Life & Work
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Bio:
Analu Sampaio é uma jovem baiana que desde a infância se entregou à boa música. Inspirada pela Bossa Nova e pela MPB, ela também explora outros estilos, mostrando sua versatilidade e respeito pela música de qualidade.
Aos 3 anos, fez sua primeira apresentação pública, e aos 5 já dividia o palco com sua grande referência musical infantil, "Palavra Cantada", em um evento em sua cidade natal, dando início promissor à sua carreira artística.
Aos 5 anos, teve a oportunidade de se apresentar na televisão nacionalmente, sendo aclamada como a "Mini Elis Regina" no Programa Raul Gil, onde permaneceu por 4 anos, encantando o público brasileiro com suas interpretações das canções da diva da MPB. Sua desenvoltura nos palcos rendeu a Analu ótimas parcerias musicais e um segmento musical apresentando cantores consagrados da MPB.
Aos 10 anos, ela já havia dividido o palco com grandes nomes como Toquinho, Roupa Nova, Sandra de Sá, Baby do Brasil, Tiago Iorc, Sidney Magal, Jorge Vercilo, Daniel, Ivete Sangalo e O Teatro Mágico, consolidando sua direção na música.
Em 2020, participou do The Voice Kids, na Rede Globo, interpretando clássicos da música brasileira e alcançando a fase semifinal como a candidata mais votada pelo público. Sua performance de "Madalena", de Ivan Lins, levou a um encontro e uma colaboração musical com o próprio Ivan, gravando juntos a música "Renata Maria".
Desde então, Analu, agora com 15 anos, continua compartilhando com seus fãs suas interpretações musicais e suas próprias composições, que já estão disponíveis em plataformas digitais.
Ela também está envolvida em um belo projeto chamado "Encontro de Gerações", onde divide o palco com artistas renomados como Rosa Passos, Leila Pinheiro, Flávio Venturini, Quarteto do Rio, Vanessa Moreno e Roberto Menescal, realizando shows pelo Brasil.
Além disso, Analu é convidada para participar de grandes festivais de jazz ao redor do mundo, levando a música brasileira para além das fronteiras, como no Festival de MPB e Jazz de Nova Iorque, no Dia Internacional do Jazz e no Festival de Jazz de SantAdreu, em Barcelona.
Analu Sampaio é uma jovem talentosa, não apenas cantando, compondo e tocando vários instrumentos, mas também sendo dotada de um carisma único. Seu excelente gosto musical tem influenciado positivamente outros jovens e crianças de sua geração, que se sentem motivados a explorar a MPB e a Bossa Nova após conhecê-la.
English:
Analu Sampaio is a young woman from Bahia who has been devoted to good music since childhood. Inspired by Bossa Nova and MPB, she also explores other styles, showcasing her versatility and respect for quality music.
At the age of 3, she made her first public performance, and by the age of 5, she was already sharing the stage with her great childhood musical reference, "Palavra Cantada," at an event in her hometown, promising the beginning of her artistic career.
At 5 years old, she had the opportunity to perform on national television, acclaimed as the "Mini Elis Regina" on the Raul Gil Show, where she remained for 4 years, enchanting the Brazilian audience with her interpretations of MPB diva's songs. Her stage presence led to great musical partnerships for Analu and a segment on the show featuring renowned MPB singers.
By the age of 10, she had already shared the stage with big names such as Toquinho, Roupa Nova, Sandra de Sá, Baby do Brasil, Tiago Iorc, Sidney Magal, Jorge Vercilo, Daniel, Ivete Sangalo, and O Teatro Mágico, solidifying her path in music.
In 2020, she participated in The Voice Kids on Rede Globo, interpreting classics of Brazilian music and reaching the semifinals as the audience's favorite contestant. Her performance of "Madalena," by Ivan Lins, led to a meeting and a musical collaboration with Ivan himself, recording the song "Renata Maria" together.
Since then, Analu, now 15 years old, continues to share her musical interpretations and her own compositions with her fans, which are already available on digital platforms.
She is also involved in a beautiful project called "Meeting of Generations," where she shares the stage with renowned artists such as Rosa Passos, Leila Pinheiro, Flávio Venturini, Quarteto do Rio, Vanessa Moreno, and Roberto Menescal, performing shows throughout Brazil.
Furthermore, Analu is invited to participate in major jazz festivals around the world, taking Brazilian music beyond borders, such as the MPB and Jazz Festival in New York, International Jazz Day, and the Jazz Festival in SantAdreu, Barcelona.
Analu Sampaio is a talented young woman, not only singing, composing, and playing various instruments but also possessing a unique charisma. Her excellent musical taste positively influences other young people and children of her generation, who feel motivated to explore MPB and Bossa Nova after getting to know her.
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This Matrix (a matrix in the original sense of the word: "source", from "mater", Latin for "mother") is a small world network in which creators may connect to (recommend) other creators and be connected to by other creators. And where, like stars coalescing into a galaxy, creators in the Matrix mathematically gravitate to proximity to all other creators in the Matrix, no matter how far apart in location, fame or society. This gravity is called "the small world phenomenon".
Wolfram MathWorld on the Small World Phenomenon
Matemática Wolfram sobre o Fenômeno do Mundo Pequeno
While the Matrix's utilization of small world gravity is unprecedented, small world networks are all around us, even inside us: our brains contain small world networks. Humanity itself is a small world network, wherein over 8 billion human beings average 6 or fewer steps between any two given people, anywhere. Those steps are seldom all transitable though. In the Matrix they are. In a small world great things are possible.
How is it that the seeming magic of small-world networks does the trick? An explanation in Hamlet's nutshell:
10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10
Imagine 10 doorways, each capable of taking you to a person somewhere around the world, these doorways and the 10 people behind them recommended by somebody you admire and trust.
You choose a doorway and enter.
There you find that the recommended person also recommends 10 doorways, each with a recommended person behind it.
After you have walked through a series of 9 such doorways, you will have had access to 10⁹, one billion choices (these choices can be repeats).
By this means the Matrix allows for the construction of pathways between the most far-separated people. The fact that these pathways exist does not mean that they will BE followed. It means that they CAN be followed.
It means that whereas before connections did not exist and in many cases discovery was impossible, now there are (potential) ways to everybody and everything.
All is closer than we imagine.
"We appreciate you including Kamasi in the matrix, Sparrow."
—Banch Abegaze: manager, Kamasi Washington
🔗connections from Kamasi include ↓
Susan Rogers
"Dear Sparrow: I am thrilled to receive your email! Thank you for including me in this wonderful matrix."
—Susan Rogers: Personal recording engineer for Prince, inc. "Purple Rain", "Sign o' the Times", "Around the World in a Day"... Director of the Berklee Music Perception and Cognition Laboratory
🔗connections from Susan include ↓
Randy Brecker
"Thanks! It looks great!....I didn't write 'Cantaloupe Island' though...Herbie Hancock did! Great Page though, well done! best, Randy"
🔗connections from Randy include ↓
Herbie Hancock
🔗connections from Herbie include ↓
Alfredo Rodrigues
🔗connections from Alfredo include ↓
Munir Hossn
🔗connections from Munir include ↓
Roberto Mendes
🔗connections from Roberto include ↓
Maria Bethânia
🔗connections from Maria include ↓
J. Velloso
🔗connections from J. include ↓
João do Boi ↓
🔗Via a series of pathways and crossroads, you've been taken from LA, Grammys and success, into profoundly unknown cultural genius in a place you never would have gotten to otherwise...
Laroyê!
"Dear Sparrow, Many thanks for this – I am touched!"
—Julian Lloyd-Webber: UK's premier cellist; brother of Andrew Lloyd Webber (Evita, Jesus Christ Superstar, Cats, Phantom of the Opera...)
"This is super impressive work ! Congratulations ! Thanks for including me :)))"
—Clarice Assad: Pianist and composer with works performed by Yo Yo Ma and orchestras around the world
"Thanks, this is a brilliant idea!!"
—Alicia Svigals: World's premier klezmer violinist
...uncoiling from the sprawling cultural matrix of Terra Brasilis: Indigenous, African, Sephardic and then Ashkenazic, Arabic, European, Asian... step-by-step-by-step...
...conceived in a Spiritus Mundi ranging from the quilombos and senzalas of Cachoeira and Santo Amaro to the wards of New Orleans to the South Side of Chicago to the sidewalks of Harlem to the slums of Kingston to the townships of South Africa to the villages of Ireland to the Roma camps of France and Belgium to the Vienna of Beethoven to the shtetls of Eastern Europe...
...in conversation with Raymundo Sodré (whose career was destroyed and who was threatened with death under Brazil's dictatorship, forcing him into exile), and who, in consideration of the sequence above, proffered for the ages: "Where there's misery there's music!" Thus this matrix.
Matrix Ground Zero is the Recôncavo, bewitching and bewitched, contouring the resplendent Bay of All Saints (end of clip below, before credits), absolute center of terrestrial gravity for the disembarkation of enslaved human beings (and for the sublimity these people created), the bay presided over by Brazil's ineffable Black Rome: Salvador da Bahia (seat of the Integrated Global Creative Economy* and where Bule Bule is seated below, around the corner from where we built this matrix as an extension of our record shop).
Assis Valente's (of Santo Amaro, Bahia) "Brasil Pandeiro" filmed by Betão Aguiar
Betão Aguiar
("Black Rome" is an appellation per Caetano Veloso, son of the Recôncavo, via Mãe Aninha of Ilê Axé Opô Afonjá.)
Replete with Brazilian greatness; visitors are David Dye & Kim Junod for NPR/WXPN
*Darius Mans holds a Ph.D. in Economics from MIT, and lives between Washington D.C. and Salvador da Bahia.
Between 2000 and 2004 he served as the World Bank’s Country Director for Mozambique and Angola. In that capacity, Darius led a team which generated $150 million in annual lending to Mozambique, including support for public private partnerships in infrastructure which catalyzed over $1 billion in private investment.
Darius was an economist with the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, where he worked closely with the U.S. Treasury and the IMF to establish a framework to avoid debt repudiation and to restructure private commercial debt in Brazil and Chile.
He taught Economics at the University of Maryland and was a consultant to KPMG on infrastructure projects in Latin America.
Recommend somebody and you will appear on that person's page. Somebody recommends you and they will appear on your page.
Both pulled by the inexorable mathematical gravity of the small world phenomenon to within range of everybody inside.
And by logical extension, to within range of all humanity outside as well.
I'm Pardal here in Brazil (that's "Sparrow" in English). The deep roots of this project are in Manhattan, where Allen Klein (managed the Beatles and The Rolling Stones) called me about royalties for the estate of Sam Cooke... where Jerry Ragovoy (co-wrote Time is On My Side, sung by the Stones; Piece of My Heart, Janis Joplin of course; and Pata Pata, sung by the great Miriam Makeba) called me looking for unpaid royalties... where I did contract and licensing for Carlinhos Brown's participation on Bahia Black with Wayne Shorter and Herbie Hancock...
...where I rescued unpaid royalties for Aretha Franklin (from Atlantic Records), Barbra Streisand (from CBS Records), Led Zeppelin, Mongo Santamaria, Gilberto Gil, Astrud Gilberto, Airto Moreira, Jim Hall, Wah Wah Watson (Melvin Ragin), Ray Barretto, Philip Glass, Clement "Sir Coxsone" Dodd for his interest in Bob Marley compositions, Cat Stevens/Yusuf Islam and others...
...where I worked with Earl "Speedo" Carroll of the Cadillacs (who went from doo-wopping as a kid on Harlem streetcorners to top of the charts to working as a janitor at P.S. 87 in Manhattan without ever losing what it was that made him special in the first place), and with Jake and Zeke Carey of The Flamingos (I Only Have Eyes for You)... stuff like that.
Yeah this is Bob's first record contract, made with Clement "Sir Coxsone" Dodd of Studio One and co-signed by his aunt because he was under 21. I took it to Black Rock to argue with CBS' lawyers about the royalties they didn't want to pay (they paid).
Matrix founding creators are behind "one of 10 of the best (radios) around the world", per The Guardian.
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