Juçara Marçal – Brazilian Delta Blues: Interview
Juçara Marçal joins us from São Paulo, Brazil to tell us how Robert Johnson’s Crossroads intersects with her own South American Delta Blues.
The 13th Floor’s Marty Duda spoke to Brazilian artist Juçara Marçal about her latest album Delta Estàcio Blues, a record that mixes hip hop, jazz, r&b, salsa and the blues into something indescribably unique.
According to Juçara, it starts with the beat and was, in part, inspired by Detroit rapper Danny Brown’s Atrocity Exhibition. And don’t worry if your Portuguese isn’t the best, interpreter and publicist Mariana Mansur is on hand to help!
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January 19, 2022 @ 7:06 pm
The translator did a great job. The artist has something validating and mysterious. She is a talent I would love to have for a show. I did not pick up Robert Johnson in the music, but I didn’t need to. Nice interview Marty. David from Rochester