Alô Alô, Como Vai?

"Alô Alô, Como Vai?" is a vibrant and captivating album by the legendary Brazilian musician Jorge Ben Jor, released in 1980. This album is a delightful blend of MPB, Bossa Nova, Samba, and Brazilian Jazz, showcasing Jorge Ben Jor's unique style and his significant contributions to Brazilian music. The album features nine tracks that are as diverse as they are engaging, each offering a unique perspective on the rich musical tapestry of Brazil.

The album opens with "A Cegonha Me Deixou Em Madureira," a lively track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. "Alô Alô, Como Vai" follows, a catchy tune that is sure to get listeners tapping their feet. The album also features a duet with Lucinha Lins, "Georgia e Jorge," adding a touch of harmony and depth to the collection. Other standout tracks include "Solitário Surfista," "Ma Ma Ma Ma Mãe (A Língua Dos Anjos)," and "Mona Lisa Mona Lisa (Ciúmes de Leonardo)," each offering a unique blend of rhythms and melodies that are quintessentially Jorge Ben Jor.

Recorded in Rio de Janeiro, "Alô Alô, Como Vai?" is sometimes referred to as Jorge Ben Jor's Argentinian album due to its cover art, but the music is purely Brazilian, reflecting the vibrant culture and energy of the country. The album is a testament to Jorge Ben Jor's versatility and his ability to blend different musical styles seamlessly. Whether you're a fan of Bossa Nova, Samba, or Brazilian Jazz, this album offers something for everyone. With a duration of just over 35 minutes, it's a quick but enjoyable listen that will leave you wanting more from this iconic artist.