A gente se manifesta

from Uai Sô by Benji Kaplan

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A Gente se Manifesta
(Music and Lyrics by Benji Kaplan)

Intro: (Subindo montanhas, descendo o morro onde os rios vão
E os rios correm lá na multidão
Imenso e vasto é esse mundo
Me leva pra sempre aonde seus braços me esperam)

A gente se manifesta pelo som da música
O Planeta se manifesta pela luz das estrelas
Acorda passarada, eterna consciência
Despenca, imensa, paciência

A tristeza não se manifesta pela forma de lágrimas
No rosto de qualquer pessoa que tá sempre vazia
E no coração e no peito
Eterna consciência é movimento, riacho, é fonte, passará

Subindo montanhas, descendo o morro onde os rios vão
E os rios correm lá na multidão
Imenso e vasto é esse mundo
Me leva pra sempre aonde seus braços me esperam

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from Uai Sô, released September 16, 2016
9. A Gente se Manifesta
(Music and Lyrics by Benji Kaplan)

Lineup:
Benji Kaplan (Vocals)

(Woodwinds)
Itai Kriss (1st Flute)
Anne Drummond (2nd Flute)
Remy Leboeuf (Bass Clarinet)
Rob Wilkerson (1st Clarinet)
Janelle Reichmann (2nd Clarinet)

(Strings)
Christiana Liberis (1st violin)
Jon Weber (2nd Violin)
Carrie Frey (viola)
Maria Jeffers (Cello)

Recorded by Studio without borders in multiple apartments
Recorded and mixed by Engineer: Vinicius Castro
Assistant Recording Engineer: Will Neal
2nd assistant engineer: Thiago Miojo
Mastering engineer: UE Nastasi
composed arranged and produced by: Benji Kaplan
Co-Producer: Vinicius Castro

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about

Benji Kaplan Brooklyn, New York

A composer of Cuban, Russian and Austrian Descent, Benji grew up hearing various types of music and languages,especially (Yiddish, German, Spanish Hebrew and English) as a child. In his latest endeavor, Benji fuses Brazilian music with influences of neoclassical, romantic and impressionistic styles. Brazilian rhythms such as maracatu, samba, baião, choro, bolero and maxixe canbe heard throughout. ... more