68 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Brazilian"

Gravação em estúdio utilizando um tamborim e microfone condensador. Gravado para a disciplina de captação e edição de áudio do curso rádio, tv e internet, universidade anhembi morumbi. São paulo-sp. Brasil.

Português: A Sertaneja (1869), de autoria de Brasílio Itiberê (1846-1912).The Rhapsody A Sertaneja (1869) by the Brazilian composer Brasílio Itiberê (1846-1912).

Sounds from 3 continents: south american brazilian pandeiro (downloaded here from user plotzki), mixed with asian afghani rubab and african talking drum, both used from garageband's loop library.

Crowd in brazilian soccer stadium "maracanã" during a flamengo vs botafogo match. Cheers, songs, cursing and etc. Recorded with an iphone, converted to aiff. Part of a pack with 5 similar sounds.

The Brazilian national anthem, performed by the United States Navy Band in the early 2000s.

National Anthem of Brasil during WWII Bombings in Italy (1944) - Brazilian Expeditionary Force Português: Hino Nacional Brasileiro Durante bombardeios da Segunda Guerra Mundial na Itália (1944) - Força Expedicionária Brasileira

Background noise of a busy spot of a brazilian city (porto alegre). Chatter, bus noises, cars breaking and passing through in the background. This one has a little bit more chattering than the other 2 in the pack.

A walk through a street market in são paulo - brazil (feira). Recorded with a zoom h4n. Stereo - 48khz - mp3 320 kbps.

Cancao do Exercito, the song of the Brazilian Army. Composed in the late 1940s and here performed by the United States Navy Band.

Choro "Sofres porque queres", composed by Pixinguinha and played by ensemble "Choro Pixinguinha" (Pixinguinha in the flute and Tute in the 7-string guitar). Recorded in 1919 by Odeon.

Against bolsonaro, people bang pans and scream at the windows of their apartments at night in downtown belo horizonte. 2nd day of manifestation in face of the crisis triggered by the brazilian president after his actions when covid-19 started to spread throughout the country. Recorded on a zoom h5 recorder.

This is the second result of fastica applied on this audio:. Https://freesound. Org/people/vollkornbrot/sounds/380165/. Full details about the process are in this scikit-learn tutorial i've written (the text is in brazilian portuguese):. Https://github. Com/danilobellini/notebooks/blob/master/2017-10-26_scikit-learn/mini-curso_scikit-learn. Ipynb.

This is a set of drum set interpretations of the baião pattern. Kit used was a 16" kick, dampened, but not stuffed to sound more like a surdo, a 14" ludwig snare, one riveted ride cymbal and hi hats. Simply recorded with a single sm57 but they are clear sounding loops. I'd be interested in hearing anything you use them in :).

This recording is made not of the falls but of the water right before the falls, so you can hear the roar of the falls in the background, but the recording is dominated by the sound of the river approaching them. I made the recording on the brazilian side of the falls, if that makes any difference to you.

The chocalho de platinela ('rattle/shaker with little plates') is a large and very loud metal shaker, with jingles similar to a tambourine, mounted in three long rows on an aluminium frame. They are used en masse in samba bands, usually playing a simple but very fast rhythm. A back (towards the body) shake.

Behind the church, in the small village of praia do sono, toads are singing. Beach in background very far away. . . Recorded by a ms setup schoeps ccm41+ccm8 in a zephyx windscreen by cinelarecorder sound devices 633original recording in wave 96khz 24bitsound reference: bra170219t10same sound (shorter) on soundcloud https://soundcloud. Com/felixblume/toads-praiadosono. Http://www. Felixblume. Com/.

This is the soundscape i've recorded in my neighboorhood of cidade tiradentes, a district from são paulo, brazil. We name these events as pancadão (big punch) or fluxo (flow). When a flow occurs, you know that the sound is very high and it invades all surroundings. It happened in april 4, 2021, during our worst period in the the global covid-19 pandemic. Plent of people, vehicles, multiple speakers and so on in a street. I'm writing in the exact moment police came to repress, but in my conclusion only education can solve city problems, not repression, not paliative atitudes. I think this is interesting to share it here, as a cultural manifestation, showing that when the state fails, everyone fails. This is disrespectful at all, but i try to look it as a construction of city. In a country where its president goes for a for a swim at a crowded beach amid 200 thousand pandemic deaths, how can i criticize suburban people?. I'm not conservative, i like the kind of music playing known as"brazilian funk" or "funk carioca", this is our culture, even if i do not participate actively. Plot twist: i was working in a asmr video. *-*. Recorded in mp3 320 kbps, using a zoom h1n and compressed in ableton live to bring on the dynamics.

This video was taken from a video of an old man philosophizing about what life is, he said (the language he speaks is brazilian portuguese, translation is not good for english). "a irresistível, leve, leveza do ser, sutil tal como uma bolha de sabão que se ve por um momento, no tempo, paira se escorregando para a tentativa de decisão de ir para um dos lados, á sua volta até que "tok" um som inaudível se concebe e apaga, no sumidouro, de nenhuma imagem, que a um segundo atras prometia ser para sempre, a vida é uma bolha de sabão, e dentro de cada bolha, há uma alma".