The rough surface on “Tarraxoz Academy” can suggest the fact that Sukulbembe is one of the spiciest ingredients in Africa, as known in Guinea-Bissau. Moving along really slow, it also suggests the opposite of agitation, and in that duality a light is struck. “Cheirinho” is just plain sexy and takes us back to the title: if you try to translate “Badjuda Sukulbembe” into English, the best result is Spicy Girl. There’s that! credits released May 22, 2020
Written and produced by Nídia Mastered by Tó Pinheiro da Silva Artwork by Márcio Matos
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