Scott, thank you so much for including my performance on this selection! It's an honor to be part of this amazing group of musicians. There are so many great bass players around the world an I appreciate that you bring to your channel some brazilian bass players. I'm presenting a talk show on my RUclips channel and would like to invite you to be my guest! Please let me know if you are up for it! Cheers!
Siempre me ha encantado el bajo de los dos primeros álbumes de Secos & Molhados. Hace poco descubrí que el bajista es argentino. ¡Muchas gracias Argentina por Willy Verdaguer!
My wife and I are musicians (from the US) and we often have Brazilian music playing in the house because we are fans of the sheer musicality and virtuosity that Brazilians are known for while playing their music.
Esses são incríveis sim! Fora esses outros grandes monstros do Brasil: ARTHUR DE PALLA, ADALBERTO MIRANDA, ANDRÉ VASCONCELOS, ANDRÉ NEIVA, LUCAS MATTOS, FREDERICO HELIODO, MICHEL BARCELLOS, RICARDO CORDEIRO, e outrossss...
The best bass channel in youtube bar non. Love you Scott!!! Also all my love to Brasil such an amazing country with amazing people, cheers from Argentina.
Que homenagem linda aos baixistas brasileiros, ate me emocionei qdo vi o Arthur e o Nico e tantos amigos queridos nesse vídeo incrível, claro que temos muitos nomes que não foram citados mas foi uma homenagem incrível, muito obrigado pela materia sobre os nossos verdadeiros herois que mantem erguida a bandeira da musica brasileira !!!
O Brasil é um verdadeiro "celeiro", uma "super usina musical" . Foi muito bom ter podido ver nesse vídeo, instrumentistas como o virtuose Artur Maia (acompanhado do Guitar Man Nélson Faria), Michael "pipoquinha" e os demais . 👉 A fusão de inúmeras culturas numa cultura única gerada no nosso "liquidificador sonoro" . Nota : Arthur Maia (in memoriam) .
Arthur Maia was playing with Nelson Faria on his youtube channel "Um café lá em casa" it's a great channel to learn about brazilian music, he has interviewed almost all of Brazil's biggest musicians!
In 1977, I discovered a guy credited just as "Luizao" on Elis Regina's record "Elis"(1974), I just fell in love with his playing; so much that I started playing bass..
The best. The best. The best. I love the old school guys who just crush the pocket and have a totally distinctive tone like Levin and Sklar in the US... and as much as I love them, I love Luizao just a little more. He was soooooo brilliant and deserves to be mentioned any time those cats are.
@José Higo mano, junior bass nao tem como entrar nesta lista, por mais simpatico e guerreiro que ele seja, está muito atrás destes baixistas que o Scott apresentou.
@@baixistacristao4904 pensei so eu tinha visto dessa maneira! O Groovador eh um cara super carismático e toca bem, tem pegada! Porem a lista que o Scott colocou eh de baixistas de uma outra dimensão rsss
This is amazing. I’ve been to Brazil 🇧🇷. I’ve also see the awesome talent that is just jamming around out side in streets . The understanding of rhythm there is just fantastic great for any musician to learn . It has its own language reminds me of Indian musician. Taka dimi Ta . So on . Brilliant thanks for sharing the love .
@@ThiagoAmelottiPortela tbm!! Foi uma enorme perda, e o programa ter sido gravado antes do falecimento foi muito relevante para a memória musical do país!
En Brasil tiene la mescla de ritmos, melodic jazz, african ritmics, classic music. Escucha eso, és un dos majores del Brasil. ruclips.net/video/M3omYbJXGTA/видео.html
The two greatest iconic bass players in Brazil, Arthur Maia and Nico Assunção, unfortunately have already passed away and we were orphans, deserved tribute! Very good content, congratulations!
Arthur Maia's uncle, also played with the legendary Tim Maia (basically the Brazilian James Brown, Sam Cooke, Al Green, Isaac Hayes and George Clinton all combined), his name was Luizão Maia (not related to Tim, I guess), but everybody should check him (Luizão Maia)
As Brazilian and Bass Player, I'm so proud to whatch this vídeo on your Channel!!! 'Course there is a Lot more in here, but The names choosen were great!! Invite you Scott, to dive in our musical culture, And Im sure you wiil be more And more surprised!! Thanks for the vídeo!! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
I'm simply crying for seeing this! I'm Brazilian bassplayer and I'm very proud of our bassists! You have mentioned our best ones indeed!! Thank you for remembering us that we still have something to be proud of in Brazil!! Congratulations for this tribute!!!
Some germanic languages have a more organized way to make that distinction: ä ë ï ö ü - aa, a (as in gabe but the a is cut short before it drops into a ee sound), ee, o (as in robe but cut short again) and oo.
A thank you, Mr Scott, in name of all Brazilian bass players and lovers of music! Thank you for the acknowledgement. As an amateur Brazilian bass player myself, I say you couldn't have picked sweeter examples of our music and effort. I've been following your work for years now, thank you for the great content. Warm regards from Brazil.
Just a tip for Portuguese pronunciation: Whenever you see an "NH" like in "PipoquinNHa", "BraguiNHa" this nh should pronounce as something like a "Ñ" in Spanish. Like "Lasaña" this "ñ" we understand here in Brazil as a syllable structureed with "nh". Great job on the video by the way! ^^
Com certeza, não só do baixo, tamo exportando violão com Yamandu, bandolim com Hamilton de Holanda, guitarra tem uma galerinha trampando fora, o Brasil é muito rico, te convido a conhecer o meu canal de baixo ruclips.net/channel/UCxf0zVEffxKR-j0lANHtKbw
1:35 You've nailed it 2:23 Thiago Espirito Santo 'chee-ahgo Espeereeto Sunto' 3:37 Michael Pipoquinha 'pee-paw-king-ah' 4:39 Junior Braguinha 'bragg-ing-ah' 5:48 You've nailed it 6:59 Fernando Rosa 'hawza' (like raw with an H in the place of the R) 8:23 Robinho Tavares 'hobb-ing-o' 9:05 Ricardinho Paraíso 'heecar-ging-o pah-raeezo' 10:09 Arthur Maia 'maya' 11:17 Nico Assunpção 'asoom-saum'
if you translate the brasilian "nh" as "ng", any American/English speaker would be mislead by it and will pronounce it wrong (as in mango). It should be written as the spanish ñ. So for example Ricardinho Paraíso would be 'heecar-giñ-o pah-raeezo'
@@lumer2b nope, I'm referring to something else. "ging" is a single syllable but an American would still pronounce it wrong. it should be pronounced "giñ"
@@Saxyct I don't know if many english speakers know the ñ sound in spanish... The ing-o with a separete syllable is the closest you can describe by text.
Scott, você foi meu primeiro professor de contrabaixo, há anos. Mesmo sendo em inglês, participei logo no início dos seus cursos em seu site, antes mesmo de você alcançar 100k membros no youtube. Obrigado pela bagagem você que me trouxe, e obrigado também por trazer à tona os grandes músicos contrabaixistas no meu país. P.S.: Você que traduza agora. =D
"Scott, you're my first bass teacher, for years. Even being in english, I've been watching your tutorials, in your website, even before you reach 100k subscribers in RUclips. Thank you for the content that you brought me, and thank you too from bringing up the greatest bass players from my country. PS: Now it's up to you to translate that. =D "
O Brasil é um verdadeiro coletivo de grandes baixistas! Temos uma lista imensa de grandes monstros da música para adicionar a essa lista, homens, mulheres e de veias idades. De qualquer forma, gostaria de parabenizá-lo por esse belo vídeo.
10:10 That amazing jazz guitar player playing with Arthur Maia is Nelson Faria and this video came from his dazzling channel called Um Café Lá Em Casa, where he invites the greatest musicians in Brazilian history to play with him.
Cara, fiquei muito feliz e orgulhoso com esse vídeo!!!! Pois aqui veneramos os músicos Gringos, como Marcus Miller por exemplo ( sou muito fã dele). Mas, pensando rápido, ficou muito baixista de peso de fora dessa lista: Celso Pixinga (Serviu de inspiração pra muita gente aí), Júlio César (Catedral) .... e aqui pertinho de mim: Cleber Silva (Banda Jazz Tócaz). um forte abraço a todos .... adorei mesmo!!!!! valeu. Nova Friburgo/Rio de Janeiro.
Scott, great content man. I'm a Brazilian living in a different country and It's amazing to see other people appreciating our music and culture. Keep the good work man.
Terrific post and looong overdue!! Your suggestion at the end, namely spotlighting bassists from a single country each time, is also a great idea. Having said that, I strongly suggest a “Brazil vol. 2 clip”. Brazil is a huge country whose music is among the most stylistically diverse and sophisticated (rhythmically AND harmonically) on the planet. Its pool of world class musicians is vast in direct proportion. All of which is to say, you’ve barely even scratched the surface. Here’s a short list just off the top of my head: Ney Conceiçao, Sergio Groove, Neguinho Zaza, Kleytton Farney, Zuzo Moussawer. Thanks again for another fantastic installment! 🙏🏿🎶🔥🔥❤️🦁☀️ (You do need to work on that pronunciation, though. 😁)
Dear Scott, My name is Wagner. I'm a musician (singer/songwriter) from Porto Alegre, Brazil. I've been also an English teacher for over 20 years, therefore I can help you a bit on Brazilian Portuguese pronunciation on the names you're trying to figure out how to do so. I've developed an interesting way to use English phonemes as a reference for non native PT speakers. I'm also a native Portuguese-BR teacher, so if you ever need tips or lessons, I'll be really happy to help. ;) Anyway, please check below how to pronounce the names. Munir = pronounced /Moo-near/ Thiago Espírito Santo = /Chee-ah-go Is-pee-ree-too Sun-too/ M. Pipoquinha = /Pee-paw-king-ah/ Júnior Braguinha = /Bra-ging-ah/ Glécio Nascimento = /Glass-ee-o Nah-see-men-toe/ Fernando Rosa = /Fair-nun-do Haws-uh/ Robinho Tavares = /Haw-bing-oh Tah-vah-riss Ricardinho Paraíso = /He-car-jing-oh Pah-ra-ee-zo/ A. Maia = /My-ah/ This last name might be a bit complex: Nico Assumpção = /Knee-co Ah-soon-sung_oong/ Well, I really hope these tips help you. Take care and feel free to contact me on my e-mail, if you wish: wagnertorre@gmail.com Cheers!!!
Very Nice list! I’m fr Brazil check other names like: Marcelo Mariano, Sérginho Carvalho, Ney Conceição, Jamil Joanes, Sizão Machado, André Vasconcelos, Chico Willcox and much more
Nossa senhora!!!Pode crer mano!Tem um baixista chamado danilo macapá!O cara também é fera demais e o Arismar espirito santo pai do thiago nem se fala kkk
Amazing video, thanks for recognizing our country for something good! Like a lot of people said, there are a lot of names missing in the video, but it's ok, it's impossible to show everyone. Great job!
What a great content! As a brazilian (trying to be a bassist!) i’m proud that we’ve a plenty of great musicians. Check this names: Sizão Machado, Arismar Espirito Santo (Thiago’s father), David Rangel, Serginho Carvalho, Marcelo Mariano, André Vasconcelos, Alberto Continentino 💙💙💙 Thanks for spreading good music and vibes!
Incredible bassists you ´ve showed, Brazil has an wonderful evergreen musical amazonicing vibe. As friendly neighbour you can also check out some of our main argentinian bassists: Pedro Aznar, Guillermo Vadalá, Willy Gonzalez, Cesar Franov, Matias Mendez, Diego Arnedo and from Uruguay but living in Argentina the incredibly musical Daniel Maza. Cheers
Não sabia que Aznar era baixista. Ouvi uma gravação dele de um músico brasileiro (Ideologia) e fiquei extremamente bem impressionado, mas ele não tocava baixo.
Sorry, but 80% of Brazilians don't even know the Amazon! Lol It's too far away! Brazil is very big and traveling from South to North takes a lot of hours ...
Great video Scott, in regards to checking out other bassists in other countries, I recommend Japan. I'd start with Tetsuo Sakurai from the band Casiopea.
Too many unbelievable bassists to count in Japan! Now I'm trying to keep up with Brazil, but when I was younger all my influence was from Japan. Rock bass has a unique vocabulary there. Very melodic and untethered. IKUO is a famous rock sideman, as is FIRE. Guys in bands who developed that style were J of Luna Sea, Ka-yu of Janne Da Arc, Masaki, Naoto Shibata of Anthem, Tetsuya of L'arc en Ciel, on and on and on....
Great video! Some quick rules of thumb to pronounce Portuguese names: 1) If the word has an accent, that's the accented syllable in that word. 2) NH sounds like the Spanish Ñ. Like in Piñata. 3) QUI (as in "Pipoquinha") sounds like "KEE". (So: Pi-po-KEE-ña) 4) GUI sounds like the first part of GEAR. So Bra-GEE-ña.
Great video! Indeed, here in Brazil we are very lucky to have theses great bass players! But I would have loved to see some on that list playng brazilian music, and not just fusion.
Gabriel Rocha Melo sim sim... ele já é fã do Pipoquinha desde que saiu aquele primeiro vídeo dele numa praça aqui em Fortaleza! Desde essa época ele segue e cita o Pipoquinha, inclusive na entrevista o Wooten cita ele tb!
Most of them I have never heard. About the pronounce: words with nh sounds like ñ in spanish and usually is for diminutive, Pipoquinha (Pipokiña) means little pop corn
My dad was a jazz musician from the 70s to the 80s here in Brazil and, being in the scene, he was friends (or atleast acquaintances) with Nico Assumpção. He told me that sometimes Nico would listen to a really complicated bass solo just once and play it back masterfully. He specifically remembers a time in which he learned and played back a long Jaco Pastorius solo after listening to it once or twice. He also says he was a nice guy, but kind of weird and unhealthy and addicted to coke
Serginho Carvalho, Marcelo Mariano, Augusto Albuquerque, Ted Furtado, André Vasconcelos, Arthur de Paula, Duca Tambasco, Julio Cézar Motta, Felipe Andreolli, Fernando Molinari...
You should also check Ney Conceição from "nosso trio". He's an amazing bassist too. "Nosso trio" was formed by Ney, Nelson Faria (the guitarist who's playing with Arthur Maia at 10:12) and Kiko Freitas
Brazil has A LOT of amazing bass players, as well as other musicians. You've just presented some of them. I think this video deserves a part 2. It's worthwhile searching: Ney Conceição Fábio Aposan
Brazil has a very harmonical and flavored music and the bassists must "go together" .... Rs
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Great video. As brazilian, this video cause me goosebumps. Seeing an american talking about brazilians bassist like this, it's incredible.. Thank you. Make my day.
Great vídeo. I suggest including Celso Pixinga in your research,one of our greatest bass players of all times. Greetings from Brazil. And also,Arismar do Espírito Santo; Thiago's dad.
Definitely going towards the Metal scene. Angra is an amazing band and it showcases Brazil in such an interesting way because they somehow use all these Brazilian elements bringing something new for metal bands!
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Scott, thank you so much for including my performance on this selection! It's an honor to be part of this amazing group of musicians. There are so many great bass players around the world an I appreciate that you bring to your channel some brazilian bass players. I'm presenting a talk show on my RUclips channel and would like to invite you to be my guest! Please let me know if you are up for it! Cheers!
Thiago is No1.! Thanks for you’re amazing music and playing Thiago 😌 you are a huge inspiration to me..
Quando vi o título do vídeo você foi o primeiro que me veio a cabeça, Thiago. Você merece esse reconhecimento
Alguém manda pra ele o link do Thiago tocando no dvd do teatro mágico. Que na verdade foi Thiago espírito santo cm participação do teatro mágico 😂😂😂😂
Thiago é um monstro sagrado!!
Thiago is a "sacred monster" !!
Eu ia comentar justamente sobre você. Te vi tocando aqui em Brasília com o Hamilton de Holanda ano passado, e nossa... Brabo demais.
In Brazil we would say: BRABOS
and it is beeeeautiful
kkkkkkk
hsishsusus brabo
B R A B Í S S I M O S
Rapaz, kkkkkkk só os brabos aí mano.
Soy Argentino. Vamos Brasil!!!! Que musicos y musica increible!
Siempre me ha encantado el bajo de los dos primeros álbumes de Secos & Molhados. Hace poco descubrí que el bajista es argentino. ¡Muchas gracias Argentina por Willy Verdaguer!
Abrazos, hermano 🤝
Abrazos de Brazil hermano
My wife and I are musicians (from the US) and we often have Brazilian music playing in the house because we are fans of the sheer musicality and virtuosity that Brazilians are known for while playing their music.
Arthur Maia was a legend, he just passed away recently... He will be in brazilian music history forever...
Athur Maia and Julio Cesar of Catedral...
ruclips.net/video/sOpQEpgm-YU/видео.html
I cried when i saw this! I'm Brazilian...
I wish he would. But what brazilian music will be remembered is for anitta and pablo vittar, and this is just sad.
I watch his show like 12 years ago. He's just amazing
Absolutely loved my time in Brazil, heard many amazing musicians, ate amazing food and met amazing people. Nothing but love from Scotland 🏴🇧🇷
Scotland is such a great place, I had an amazing time when I was there some years ago. Hugs from Brazil, I glad you liked here.
thank you!! ❤
Had a similar experience visiting Edimburgh, my friend! Loved it there as well. Cheers from Brazil
I'm Brazilian , and i love these Bassists, yeah baby , Brazil is a really richness source of good music, apreciate your taste Scott , hug
🤗🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷❤️👏🏻
Sensacional ele ter feito esse vídeo! Sou fã do cara!
I’m American,and who gives a shit!
@@johnnyblaze2257 okay ಠ_ಠ
Esses são incríveis sim! Fora esses outros grandes monstros do Brasil: ARTHUR DE PALLA, ADALBERTO MIRANDA, ANDRÉ VASCONCELOS, ANDRÉ NEIVA, LUCAS MATTOS, FREDERICO HELIODO, MICHEL BARCELLOS, RICARDO CORDEIRO, e outrossss...
Pipoquinha can be translated as little popcorn.
HAHAHAHAHA
a pronúncia dele foi tipo michael peep o' queena
@@Anael272 ?
@@semiotik_musik kkkkkk
PIPOQUINIAAAAAAA
The best bass channel in youtube bar non. Love you Scott!!! Also all my love to Brasil such an amazing country with amazing people, cheers from Argentina.
OBRIGADO
1:39 Munir Hossn
2:24 Thiago Espirito Santo
3:39 Michael Pipoquinha
4:40 Junior Braguinha
5:49 Glecio Nascimento
7:00 Fernando Rosa
8:22 Robinho Tavares
9:04 Ricardinho Paraíso
10:09 Arthur Maia
11:14 Nico Assumpção
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Fernando Molinari is also Brazil
Thank you.
Carlos, thank you so much for putting in the timing for each bass player!
@@jazztemple2 my pleasure:)
Que homenagem linda aos baixistas brasileiros, ate me emocionei qdo vi o Arthur e o Nico e tantos amigos queridos nesse vídeo incrível, claro que temos muitos nomes que não foram citados mas foi uma homenagem incrível, muito obrigado pela materia sobre os nossos verdadeiros herois que mantem erguida a bandeira da musica brasileira !!!
O Brasil é um verdadeiro "celeiro", uma "super usina musical" .
Foi muito bom ter podido ver nesse vídeo, instrumentistas como o virtuose Artur Maia (acompanhado do Guitar Man Nélson Faria), Michael "pipoquinha" e os demais .
👉 A fusão de inúmeras culturas numa cultura única gerada no nosso "liquidificador sonoro" .
Nota : Arthur Maia (in memoriam) .
O cara deixou fora o felipe andreoli mds
Vou até comentar em português porque tenho orgulho da minha língua, é muito gratificante ver alguém reconhecer os talentos do meu pais, obrigado
Pelo menos alguma coisa para nos dar alegria kkkkkkkkkk
Boa meu broder
Obrigado Scott’s por olhar nossos baixistas do Brasil 🇧🇷 👊
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Foi sensacional mesmo!
Scott simplesmente disse a verdade...rsrsrs
Eu fiquei emocionado com esse video!
Fun fact: the name Scott apologized again before pronouncing (Glecio's) is the name he actually pronounced best 😂
exactly
I noticed that! Percebi! ahahah
Verdade
I was about to say this.
Hahahaha pensei o mesmo
R.I.P Arthur Maia, eterno respeito
Arthur Maia was playing with Nelson Faria on his youtube channel "Um café lá em casa" it's a great channel to learn about brazilian music, he has interviewed almost all of Brazil's biggest musicians!
Swen, unfortunately he has gone a few months after the record of this "um cafe la em casa"
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In 1977, I discovered a guy credited just as "Luizao" on Elis Regina's record "Elis"(1974), I just fell in love with his playing; so much that I started playing bass..
That's Luizão Maia, Arthur Maia's uncle
@@pedroaraujo9472 Thanks !
@@strat0871 Luizão is a fantastic player, he revolutionized the way we play samba. check this out ruclips.net/video/QjP5C8vtGUw/видео.html
The best. The best. The best. I love the old school guys who just crush the pocket and have a totally distinctive tone like Levin and Sklar in the US... and as much as I love them, I love Luizao just a little more. He was soooooo brilliant and deserves to be mentioned any time those cats are.
@@tlsbjj Thanks !
Eu sou um homem simples, vejo Brasil no título eu dou like
Almost shed a tear in the fretless part. Very beautiful Arthur Maia.
Me too
Same here.
Well, Brazil has Junior Bass Groovador, so... yeah, clearly.
@José Higo faltou Felipe Moreno tbm, uma pegada totalmente diferente de tocar baixo, extremamente prazerosa
Of course, he is very funny guy and great musician
@José Higo mano, junior bass nao tem como entrar nesta lista, por mais simpatico e guerreiro que ele seja, está muito atrás destes baixistas que o Scott apresentou.
@@baixistacristao4904 Também concordo com você
@@baixistacristao4904 pensei so eu tinha visto dessa maneira! O Groovador eh um cara super carismático e toca bem, tem pegada! Porem a lista que o Scott colocou eh de baixistas de uma outra dimensão rsss
*some youtuber makes a brazil themed video*
brazilians in the comments section: *THIS IS OUR LAND NOW*
Omg this is so true and annoiyng
Both you are Brazilians
@@lepeselo8949 yes but It still a true
hahahahah
@@inexaurivel O-M-G (Davie504 related) hahahah
It is not just bass..... it's in many other instruments too --- Brazil is music, they are born into it, and die with it
Eu ouvindo: Michael Pipoquina.
- Nossa que nome bonito e diferente, não parece brasileiro.
Eu lendo: Michael Pipoquinha.
- Ata kkk.
tmj kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
kkkkkkk brasileiro é foda
KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKk eu tb
Pipocuínha heueh
mano exatamento, eu falei caraio que nome foda. Ai eu fui ler kkk rachei de rir
This is amazing. I’ve been to Brazil 🇧🇷. I’ve also see the awesome talent that is just jamming around out side in streets . The understanding of rhythm there is just fantastic great for any musician to learn . It has its own language reminds me of Indian musician. Taka dimi Ta . So on . Brilliant thanks for sharing the love .
Brazilian girl heeeere. And proud SBL student :). Great video as always, Scott! Thank you!
É difícil assistir essa gravação do Arthur Maia com Nelson Farias e não se emocionar. Esse "Café lá em casa" foi marcante!
eu chorei...
@@ThiagoAmelottiPortela tbm!! Foi uma enorme perda, e o programa ter sido gravado antes do falecimento foi muito relevante para a memória musical do país!
Impossível não se emocionar com o dos maiores Mestres do baixo brasileiro que nos deixou!
impossível mesmo. e faz uma falta absurda.
Rest In Peace, Arthur Maia ❤️ forever missed talent from our country
Brasil lo es, hace 10 años vengo diciéndolo. No sólo en bajo, sino en guitarra y bateria. Nada más que decir!
Mira eso, es de 1996: ruclips.net/video/OqB2dAYleSY/видео.html
Y eso: ruclips.net/video/sOpQEpgm-YU/видео.html
Muitos cantores também! o pop não tem muito, mas no Gospel está cheio...
Priscila Alcântara e Eli Soares. Escucha a estos cantantes
En Brasil tiene la mescla de ritmos, melodic jazz, african ritmics, classic music. Escucha eso, és un dos majores del Brasil.
ruclips.net/video/M3omYbJXGTA/видео.html
Obrigado por lembrar do nosso Brasil,
é uma honra Scott.
Short answer. YES!
If Eric is watching this so am I.
The special water here is called Nico Assumpção, he started all this
Surely, Nico was one of the first. But let's not forget other great legends like Luizão Maia and Sizão Machado, for instance.
Rubão Sabino is the real deal, my friends.
So true
Nico Assumpção had the rare gift of adapting the technique and speed to the songs. Always connected. In this aspect, he was the best.
Nico didn´t start all this, was the one and only, Mr Jaco Pastorius
The two greatest iconic bass players in Brazil, Arthur Maia and Nico Assunção, unfortunately have already passed away and we were orphans, deserved tribute! Very good content, congratulations!
Parabéns pelo vídeo... Nico Assumpção e Arthur maia deixaram um legado gigantesco ...
Arthur Maia's uncle, also played with the legendary Tim Maia (basically the Brazilian James Brown, Sam Cooke, Al Green, Isaac Hayes and George Clinton all combined), his name was Luizão Maia (not related to Tim, I guess), but everybody should check him (Luizão Maia)
Luizão was the legend and inspired all laters generations.
Yes, Luizão seems to be where the poetic grooving comes from ;) A great master!
I`m a big fan
I know Luizao from his playing with Djavan. Flor de Lis and Nereci!
As Brazilian and Bass Player, I'm so proud to whatch this vídeo on your Channel!!! 'Course there is a Lot more in here, but The names choosen were great!! Invite you Scott, to dive in our musical culture, And Im sure you wiil be more And more surprised!! Thanks for the vídeo!! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
I'm simply crying for seeing this! I'm Brazilian bassplayer and I'm very proud of our bassists! You have mentioned our best ones indeed!! Thank you for remembering us that we still have something to be proud of in Brazil!! Congratulations for this tribute!!!
5:48 he apologized for his pronunciation in the one he got right
Primo, se produzíssemos políticos como produzimos músicos, nossa história seria outra...sensacional seu vídeo.
Só aqui pra gente se encontrar mesmo :)
não existem políticos bons, o sucesso de um país provém da falta de poder deles
@@walt.03 Lúcido.
@Walt falou tudo!
não só músicos, também ja tivemos os melhores desportistas do mundo, tipo o Pelé, Ayrton Senna.....
brasil é bom em tudo, menos em política kkkkkkkk
Man, you do miss Arismar! Thiago´s father. A legend. A wizard. Many years ago, I went to a Yamandu concert and I was really impressed with Thiago.
Curiosity: 90% of this comment section are brazilians speaking english.
KKK Pura verdade!! Yes!!
KKKKKKK. It's true! huehuehue
simmmmm
thats accurate
Professor Xavier, is it you?
quick tip on Brazilian portuguese: "i" sounds like "ee" and "u" sounds like "oo"
Really
make more sense, i guess
yea :)
Some germanic languages have a more organized way to make that distinction: ä ë ï ö ü - aa, a (as in gabe but the a is cut short before it drops into a ee sound), ee, o (as in robe but cut short again) and oo.
Nice video! Thanks for sharing good music with us. Greetings from Brazil!
A thank you, Mr Scott, in name of all Brazilian bass players and lovers of music! Thank you for the acknowledgement. As an amateur Brazilian bass player myself, I say you couldn't have picked sweeter examples of our music and effort. I've been following your work for years now, thank you for the great content. Warm regards from Brazil.
Great showcase of music. Great musician that play the bass.
Just a tip for Portuguese pronunciation:
Whenever you see an "NH" like in "PipoquinNHa", "BraguiNHa" this nh should pronounce as something like a "Ñ" in Spanish. Like "Lasaña" this "ñ" we understand here in Brazil as a syllable structureed with "nh".
Great job on the video by the way! ^^
lasagna
@@MOTHblank Exactly as well
nya -> nha
Deixa de ser chato
Lasagna, champignon, champagne
Nh = gn (french/italian) = ñ (spanish)
Thank you Scott. I am grateful for your efforts and respect your love of music
Obrigado por prestigiar os músicos brasileiros!
Sim, temos grandes instrumentistas...
Com certeza, não só do baixo, tamo exportando violão com Yamandu, bandolim com Hamilton de Holanda, guitarra tem uma galerinha trampando fora, o Brasil é muito rico, te convido a conhecer o meu canal de baixo ruclips.net/channel/UCxf0zVEffxKR-j0lANHtKbw
The name is Michael "Little Popcorn"
Pipoquinha
Pronounced pee-po-kee-gna (or something like this)
Little popcorny
TRAAAANSLAAAATORR
HUhuahauahuhau....verdade
Pronounced pipawkeyya
1:35 You've nailed it
2:23 Thiago Espirito Santo 'chee-ahgo Espeereeto Sunto'
3:37 Michael Pipoquinha 'pee-paw-king-ah'
4:39 Junior Braguinha 'bragg-ing-ah'
5:48 You've nailed it
6:59 Fernando Rosa 'hawza' (like raw with an H in the place of the R)
8:23 Robinho Tavares 'hobb-ing-o'
9:05 Ricardinho Paraíso 'heecar-ging-o pah-raeezo'
10:09 Arthur Maia 'maya'
11:17 Nico Assunpção 'asoom-saum'
Holy... Nailed it.
if you translate the brasilian "nh" as "ng", any American/English speaker would be mislead by it and will pronounce it wrong (as in mango). It should be written as the spanish ñ. So for example Ricardinho Paraíso would be 'heecar-giñ-o pah-raeezo'
@@Saxyct But he separated the syllable.
@@lumer2b nope, I'm referring to something else. "ging" is a single syllable but an American would still pronounce it wrong. it should be pronounced "giñ"
@@Saxyct I don't know if many english speakers know the ñ sound in spanish... The ing-o with a separete syllable is the closest you can describe by text.
Thank You Scott.......Brazil has amazing musicians....thank you for share this beautiful video
fernando molinari , tiago maros , crazy guy
Thanks so much for the mention my friend =D
@@Fbmolinari velho,você é um monstro! Virtuoso, musical e brutal
@@promotube2025 muito obrigado, querido!!!!
Scott, você foi meu primeiro professor de contrabaixo, há anos. Mesmo sendo em inglês, participei logo no início dos seus cursos em seu site, antes mesmo de você alcançar 100k membros no youtube. Obrigado pela bagagem você que me trouxe, e obrigado também por trazer à tona os grandes músicos contrabaixistas no meu país. P.S.: Você que traduza agora. =D
"Scott, you're my first bass teacher, for years. Even being in english, I've been watching your tutorials, in your website, even before you reach 100k subscribers in RUclips.
Thank you for the content that you brought me, and thank you too from bringing up the greatest bass players from my country. PS: Now it's up to you to translate that. =D "
Oh man, such a great video ! Music is a trade of experience and love. Glecio é monstro demais
Temos Também:
FELIPE ANDREOLI.
If Nico Assumpção is the Brazilian Jaco, Felipe Andreoli ia the Brazilian John Myung, but even better
e Luís Mariutti
Raphael Dafras
Yuri Popoff
O Brasil é um verdadeiro coletivo de grandes baixistas! Temos uma lista imensa de grandes monstros da música para adicionar a essa lista, homens, mulheres e de veias idades. De qualquer forma, gostaria de parabenizá-lo por esse belo vídeo.
What can I say about how much we miss Arthur Maia? Saudades!
10:10 That amazing jazz guitar player playing with Arthur Maia is Nelson Faria and this video came from his dazzling channel called Um Café Lá Em Casa, where he invites the greatest musicians in Brazilian history to play with him.
Man, what a honor to be a brazilian when we see content like these. Amazing, Scott.
Thanks for this Scott! Regards from Brasil - Rio de Janeiro!
Cara, fiquei muito feliz e orgulhoso com esse vídeo!!!! Pois aqui veneramos os músicos Gringos, como Marcus Miller por exemplo ( sou muito fã dele). Mas, pensando rápido, ficou muito baixista de peso de fora dessa lista: Celso Pixinga (Serviu de inspiração pra muita gente aí), Júlio César (Catedral) .... e aqui pertinho de mim: Cleber Silva (Banda Jazz Tócaz). um forte abraço a todos .... adorei mesmo!!!!! valeu. Nova Friburgo/Rio de Janeiro.
Júlio César não chega aos pés de Ted do Renascer Praise que é do nível desses apresentados
"Is BRAZIL the new BASS CAPITAL of the WORLD?"
No, not new, it ALWAYS has been! :-)
now*
yes my friend!said everything!!!
@Aloha Wahoo number one in everything!! Heck yheaa!!! Brasil Maior do mundo porraaa!!!😎😎🇧🇷🇧🇷
@@minok7374 medalha de ouro crl!!!
actually, it is italy because davie
Scott, great content man. I'm a Brazilian living in a different country and It's amazing to see other people appreciating our music and culture. Keep the good work man.
In Brazil we say "toca pra caralho esse desgraçado".
Thiago Siqueira em Recife a gente diria “toca pa carai esse mizeravi” kkkkkkkk
em São Paulo a gente diria " ow filho da puta devolve minha carteira !!"
em Manaus a gente diria "mano, vai tocar assim lá na baixa da égua telezé?!" kkkkkkk
Óia o mizerávi toca.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Terrific post and looong overdue!! Your suggestion at the end, namely spotlighting bassists from a single country each time, is also a great idea. Having said that, I strongly suggest a “Brazil vol. 2 clip”. Brazil is a huge country whose music is among the most stylistically diverse and sophisticated (rhythmically AND harmonically) on the planet. Its pool of world class musicians is vast in direct proportion. All of which is to say, you’ve barely even scratched the surface. Here’s a short list just off the top of my head:
Ney Conceiçao, Sergio Groove, Neguinho Zaza, Kleytton Farney, Zuzo Moussawer.
Thanks again for another fantastic installment!
🙏🏿🎶🔥🔥❤️🦁☀️
(You do need to work on that pronunciation, though. 😁)
Acrescento, Chico Gomes, André Gomes, Andre Neiva, julio Cesar...
Amazing video dude! Thanks for share your empathy for our musicians!
Dear Scott,
My name is Wagner. I'm a musician (singer/songwriter) from Porto Alegre, Brazil.
I've been also an English teacher for over 20 years, therefore I can help you a bit on Brazilian Portuguese pronunciation on the names you're trying to figure out how to do so.
I've developed an interesting way to use English phonemes as a reference for non native PT speakers.
I'm also a native Portuguese-BR teacher, so if you ever need tips or lessons, I'll be really happy to help. ;)
Anyway, please check below how to pronounce the names.
Munir = pronounced /Moo-near/
Thiago Espírito Santo = /Chee-ah-go Is-pee-ree-too Sun-too/
M. Pipoquinha = /Pee-paw-king-ah/
Júnior Braguinha = /Bra-ging-ah/
Glécio Nascimento = /Glass-ee-o Nah-see-men-toe/
Fernando Rosa = /Fair-nun-do Haws-uh/
Robinho Tavares = /Haw-bing-oh Tah-vah-riss
Ricardinho Paraíso = /He-car-jing-oh Pah-ra-ee-zo/
A. Maia = /My-ah/
This last name might be a bit complex: Nico Assumpção = /Knee-co Ah-soon-sung_oong/
Well, I really hope these tips help you.
Take care and feel free to contact me on my e-mail, if you wish: wagnertorre@gmail.com
Cheers!!!
Very Nice list! I’m fr Brazil check other names like: Marcelo Mariano, Sérginho Carvalho, Ney Conceição, Jamil Joanes, Sizão Machado, André Vasconcelos, Chico Willcox and much more
Esqueceu do deus. Júnior groovador kkkkkkkkk
@@gilbertborges8993 ai só se fosse canal de
comédia né......
Tem também o Paulo do Sepultura.
Nossa senhora!!!Pode crer mano!Tem um baixista chamado danilo macapá!O cara também é fera demais e o Arismar espirito santo pai do thiago nem se fala kkk
Yeah, my friend Marcelo Mariano!
Amazing video, thanks for recognizing our country for something good! Like a lot of people said, there are a lot of names missing in the video, but it's ok, it's impossible to show everyone. Great job!
O Brasil é um país maravilhoso. Tenho muito orgulho dos nossos baixistas.
What a great content! As a brazilian (trying to be a bassist!) i’m proud that we’ve a plenty of great musicians. Check this names: Sizão Machado, Arismar Espirito Santo (Thiago’s father), David Rangel, Serginho Carvalho, Marcelo Mariano, André Vasconcelos, Alberto Continentino 💙💙💙
Thanks for spreading good music and vibes!
ruclips.net/video/2hDKcZ6QfNM/видео.html
thank you! brasil is so proud of you!!!!! cheers Scott!!!! love you man!!
BRASIL, vc é o meu orgulho
Muito bem representado, que orgulho de ser brasileiro!
Greetings from brazil and thanks for the recognition. Maybe this channel will be useful for me to intensify my learning on bass
Incredible bassists you ´ve showed, Brazil has an wonderful evergreen musical amazonicing vibe. As friendly neighbour you can also check out some of our main argentinian bassists: Pedro Aznar, Guillermo Vadalá, Willy Gonzalez, Cesar Franov, Matias Mendez, Diego Arnedo and from Uruguay but living in Argentina the incredibly musical Daniel Maza. Cheers
Não sabia que Aznar era baixista. Ouvi uma gravação dele de um músico brasileiro (Ideologia) e fiquei extremamente bem impressionado, mas ele não tocava baixo.
+ Javier Malosetti
+ Paz Lenchantin awesome player from Argentina, the bassist of pixies and perfect circle
Sorry, but 80% of Brazilians don't even know the Amazon! Lol
It's too far away! Brazil is very big and traveling from South to North takes a lot of hours ...
sin duda bajistas increibles, Arnedo es el más.... me vuela!!!! El concierto de Divididos en el Teatro Flores octobre 2018 ha sido inolvidable...
Need a 2nd chapter with: 1) Celso Pixinga; 2) Fernando Molinari; 3) Luizão Maia (in memorian); 4) Jamil Joanes; 5) Alex Malheiros (Azymuth Trio); 6) Yuri Popoff (Sharp Premium); 7) Ney Conceição; 8) Adrian Barbet; 9) Felipe Andreoli; 10) Sizão Machado.
Absolutly.. precisa ter até o epsódio 3
Dadi entrou em alguma lista? E Luiz Alves? Acho o Paulinho Carvalho, que tocava com o Lô Borges, fera.
Colocaria na lista, Serginho groove, Bethovinho e Kleiton Farney
What a precious content. Thank you for this!
Great video Scott, in regards to checking out other bassists in other countries, I recommend Japan. I'd start with Tetsuo Sakurai from the band Casiopea.
There's also Mitsuru Sutoh, Yoshihiro Naruse..
Too many unbelievable bassists to count in Japan! Now I'm trying to keep up with Brazil, but when I was younger all my influence was from Japan. Rock bass has a unique vocabulary there. Very melodic and untethered. IKUO is a famous rock sideman, as is FIRE. Guys in bands who developed that style were J of Luna Sea, Ka-yu of Janne Da Arc, Masaki, Naoto Shibata of Anthem, Tetsuya of L'arc en Ciel, on and on and on....
Great video!
Some quick rules of thumb to pronounce Portuguese names:
1) If the word has an accent, that's the accented syllable in that word.
2) NH sounds like the Spanish Ñ. Like in Piñata.
3) QUI (as in "Pipoquinha") sounds like "KEE". (So: Pi-po-KEE-ña)
4) GUI sounds like the first part of GEAR. So Bra-GEE-ña.
Great video! Indeed, here in Brazil we are very lucky to have theses great bass players! But I would have loved to see some on that list playng brazilian music, and not just fusion.
É noiz!!!🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Meu Deus... em menos de uma hora de vídeo postado já tem vários brasileiros aqui 🇧🇷🇧🇷 como pode? 😁😍😂👏🏻
Rafaelle Oliveira de Souza inda bem ein rsrs... sou fã do Scott 😎
Cara! Achei animal ele ter feito esse vídeo! Fã demais desse cara!
Gabriel Rocha Melo sim sim... ele já é fã do Pipoquinha desde que saiu aquele primeiro vídeo dele numa praça aqui em Fortaleza! Desde essa época ele segue e cita o Pipoquinha, inclusive na entrevista o Wooten cita ele tb!
Eu achando que era um dos poucos brasileiros nesse canal... Tipo na gringa, vc acha q ta sozinho, menciona algo sobre o brasil, vem 300 do nada! Kkk
Most of them I have never heard. About the pronounce: words with nh sounds like ñ in spanish and usually is for diminutive, Pipoquinha (Pipokiña) means little pop corn
little pop corn foi foda kkkkk mds
@@henriquemicael2271 kkkk
Yup, pretty spot on, also it's like italian "gn" (as in Lasagna) that also kinda sounds like an ñ.
caio votta Yesss hahahq
@@henriquemicael2271 KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK É tipo ver Cidade de Deus legendado em inglês e ver Lil Zé kkkkkkkkk
Awesome video! I'm really proud of my country and the ruge amount of music and culture.
My dad was a jazz musician from the 70s to the 80s here in Brazil and, being in the scene, he was friends (or atleast acquaintances) with Nico Assumpção. He told me that sometimes Nico would listen to a really complicated bass solo just once and play it back masterfully. He specifically remembers a time in which he learned and played back a long Jaco Pastorius solo after listening to it once or twice. He also says he was a nice guy, but kind of weird and unhealthy and addicted to coke
Oq enfraquece e a droga mesmo infelizmente
Serginho Carvalho, Marcelo Mariano, Augusto Albuquerque, Ted Furtado, André Vasconcelos, Arthur de Paula, Duca Tambasco, Julio Cézar Motta, Felipe Andreolli, Fernando Molinari...
Fernando Molinari is amazing!
Julio Cézar Motta is incredible!
Every time I watched Arthur Maia playing, I want to cry! Left us too early! He was a very kind, very generous musician!
You should also check Ney Conceição from "nosso trio". He's an amazing bassist too. "Nosso trio" was formed by Ney, Nelson Faria (the guitarist who's playing with Arthur Maia at 10:12) and Kiko Freitas
Suggestions for the Italian bass players episode: Dario Deidda, Federico Malaman, Faso, Ares Tavolazzi, Marco Pistone.
And Davieee xD
@@Jess-ru9wt you're right!
Davie putting a gun in your face 🤣
Great presentation, thanks Scott, Brazil rules.
Brazil has A LOT of amazing bass players, as well as other musicians. You've just presented some of them. I think this video deserves a part 2. It's worthwhile searching:
Ney Conceição
Fábio Aposan
Acrescento o kleyton Farney, Chico Gomes, Julio Cesar, André gomes.
You Can try too: André Gomes, Fábio Aposan, Sérgio Groove, Celso Pixinga
André Gomes!
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Fábio Aposan! I love him
Falou no Artur e no Nico....tá bem representado
Alberto Continentino, Jamil Joanes, Adriano Campagnani...
Great content! Thanks for sharing about Brazilian musicians. You should also watch Kleytton Farney and Marcelo Mariano playing with Djavan as well !!
Chequem: Luizão Maia, Sizão Machado, Arismar do Espirito Santo
@Leo Caobelli kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk Arismar não é baixista, é tudista, essa foi boa kkkk
Fernando Souza também
Nenhuma mulher na lista? :(
Brazil has a very harmonical and flavored music and the bassists must "go together" .... Rs
Great video. As brazilian, this video cause me goosebumps. Seeing an american talking about brazilians bassist like this, it's incredible.. Thank you. Make my day.
Junior Bass Groovador!
Junior Bass Groovador!
FALTOU ELE!!!!!
de fato
Faltou tbm o Felipe Andreoli
Nem assisti ainda, mas é sério que ele não tá na lista?! Pqp... Nem vou ver o resto do vídeo!
@@joaoeliasmerger3800 to no meio do vídeo. ao menos colocaram o Luís Mariutti?
Sai fora kkkkkk Felipe Andreoli, Ted Furtado, Klayton Farney de fora e tu me fala em Júnior Groovador kkkkkk
Do you know of Richard Bona of Africa? Really enjoy his playing.
I don't know if he does really, that's why I asked.
ZENSIBLE most probably hasn't
Great vídeo. I suggest including Celso Pixinga in your research,one of our greatest bass players of all times. Greetings from Brazil. And also,Arismar do Espírito Santo; Thiago's dad.
Orgulho de ser Brasileiro 👊🏾🇧🇷
Why?
You should see Felipe Andreoli...the guy is a beast.
Also : Greetings from Brasil!
Definitely going towards the Metal scene. Angra is an amazing band and it showcases Brazil in such an interesting way because they somehow use all these Brazilian elements bringing something new for metal bands!
Yes!!
I follow Felipe on Instagram...man's a beast,his solos are terrific ❤❤❤
I agree, Felipe Andreoli it's a monster of metal, crazy tappings