Os Carbonos/ Sandra De Sa - Passaro Selvagem / Palco AzulNumber 95 in the Brazil45 series is one for the Brazilian boogie lovers out there. The vocal and instrumental group Os Carbonos from So Paulo had a long career that straddled the 60s, 70s and 80s. 'Pssaro Selvagem' is taken from the latter years of their career. It's a bass driven, boogie funk groove (with a bassline not too dissimilar to Queen 'Another One Bites The Dust') that is Brazilian boogie at it's finest. Taken from the B side to a 7"

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