Released in 1993, 'Angelus' finds Milton Nascimento at a creative crossroads, weaving together the roots of Brazilian music with global textures. This album is a testament to Nascimento’s singular voice—both literally and artistically—as he draws from the well of MPB (Música Popular Brasileira) and infuses it with jazz, folk, and subtle pop flourishes. What sets 'Angelus' apart is its spirit of collaboration: Nascimento is joined by luminaries such as James Taylor, Peter Gabriel, and Jon Anderson, each lending their distinct flair without overshadowing the album’s deeply personal core. The result is music that feels both intimate and expansive, capable of stirring nostalgia even as it charts new territory. The arrangements balance delicate acoustic moments with lush orchestration, anchored by Nascimento’s unmistakable tenor, which radiates warmth and longing. For collectors and music lovers alike, 'Angelus' is more than a genre exercise—it’s a heartfelt mosaic of Brazilian identity and universal emotion. This record is essential for anyone who treasures musical storytelling that bridges continents and generations.
Track List:
1 - Seis Horas Da Tarde - 4:12
2 - Estrelada - 5:01
3 - De Um Modo Geral... - 5:39
4 - Angelus - 2:35
5 - Coisas De Minas - 5:27
6 - Hello Goodbye - 4:30
7 - Sofro Calado - 1:11
8 - Clube Da Esquina No 2 - 2:51
9 - Meu Veneno - 3:45
10 - Only A Dream In Rio - 6:30
11 - Qualquer Coisa A Haver Com O Paraiso - 6:59
12 - Vera Cruz - 6:34
13 - Novena - 5:03
14 - Amor Amigo - 4:19
15 - Sofro Calado - 2:25