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BPM: 130<br> | BPM: 130<br> | ||
Genre: Latin House<br> | Genre: Latin House<br> | ||
VJ: | VJ: Shinichi Mizushima (WelzAnimationStudios Co.,ltd.)<br> | ||
First Appeared On: [[AC SIRIUS]]<br> | First Appeared On: [[AC SIRIUS]]<br> | ||
Length: 1:50 (game), 1:56 (OST)<br> | Length: 1:50 (game), 1:56 (OST)<br> | ||
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==Song Production Information== | ==Song Production Information== | ||
Brazilian Fire starts off with light, with a kind of wavy chant and groovy guitars, and just keeps growing, like a Fire.<br> | |||
It combines the traditional elements of live Latin rhythms with modern dance beats, and moves from an upbeat syncopated | |||
piano part into a harder house style moog sequence that gives the track its final punch.<br> | |||
When I was younger I practiced Capoeira, a traditional Brazilian martial art that is very dance-like and elegant.<br> | |||
It is totally non-agressive, but very fast. Capoeira performances include music: 20 people standing in a circle, | |||
playing instruments, chanting, 2 dance-fighters at the center, and the speed and intensity keeps growing, like a Fire.<br> | |||
That image is the idea behind Brazilian Fire.<br> | |||
==Video Production Information== | ==Video Production Information== | ||