Rio 2096: A Story of Love and Fury Soundtrack (

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Synopsis

In 1566, in Guanabara, the Tupinambá warrior Abeguar is in love with Janaína. When a jaguar attacks Abeguar and Janaína, he jumps off a cliff with her and he flies. The shaman advises Abeguar that he was the chosen one by the god Munhã to lead his tribe and fight against the evil Anhangá. When the tribe leader Piatã joins the French in the fight against the Portuguese, the entire Tupinambás are slaughtered and Abeguar turns into a bird that flies for more than two hundred years to find Janaina. In 1825, the warrior is Manuel Balaio that lives with Janaína and their two daughters in Maranhão. When one of his daughters is raped by the abusive police commander, Balaio leads the oppressed locals against the police and they take down the Caxias city. The government sends Duque de Caxias and his troops that vanquish the rebels and Balaio turns into a bird again that flies for more than one hundred and forty years to find Janaína again. In 1968, in Rio, the warrior is Cau, but Janaína is a revolutionary student that lives with another insurgent. When Cau and Janaína are arrested by the repressive police, Cau rats the insurgents to protect Janaína from the torture and he becomes an outcast by his former fellows. Only the jailer Feijão talks to him and Cau teaches him politics. With the amnesty, Cau moves to the slums with Feijão and becomes a teacher and member of the criminal group Falange Vermelha. When the police invade the slum, Cau turns into a bird again that flies for more than one hundred years to find Janaína again. In 2096, in Rio de Janeiro, very few people can afford water that is mostly used in the ethanol plantations by the governmental company Aquabrás. The warrior is now a journalist and Janaína a call-girl. When the president of Aquabrás is kidnapped by a group of insurgents, the warrior sees Janaína on television and heads to Aquabrás to save her.

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Rio 2096: A Story of Love and Fury
Primeiro Voo - First Flight
Rica Amabis: Arrangement and keyboards
Pupillo: Drums and arrangement
Morte Tupinambas - Indian Death
Rica Amabis: Arrangement and keyboards
Pupillo: Drums and arrangement
Subindo a Serra - Going up the Mountain
Rica Amabis: Arrangement and keyboards
Delirio - Delirious
Tejo Damasceno: Arrangement and keyboards
Rio Tupinamba - Tupinamba River
Rica Amabis: Arrangement and keyboards
Pupillo: Drums and guitar
Transa na Cabana - Sex in the Cabin
Rica Amabis: Keyboards
Sérgio Siba Veloso: Fiddle
Emboscada - Ambush
Sérgio Siba Veloso: Viola and fiddle
Estupro - Rape
Rica Amabis: Arrangement and keyboads
Primeira Festa - First Party
Pupillo: Percussion
Sérgio Siba Veloso: Viola and fiddle
Primeira Batalha - First Battle
Rica Amabis: Arrangement
Pupillo: Drums and percussion
Dengue: Bass
Festa Forro - Folk Party
Pupillo: Percussion
Sérgio Siba Veloso: Viola and fiddle
Segunda Batalha - Second Battle
Rica Amabis: Arrangement and keyboards
Pupillo: Percussion
Régis Baba: Keyboards
Assalto a Banco - Bank Robbery
Pupillo: Drums
Dengue: Bass
Martin Mendonça: Guitar
Revolta Latina - Latin Rebellion
Rica Amabis: Arrangement and keyboards
Parquinho - Little Park
Rica Amabis: Keyboard
Roda Giante - Ferris Wheel
Rica Amabis: Keyboards
Pupillo: Drums and percussion
Dengue: Bass
Casarao - Mansion
André Lucarelli: Bass and acoustic guitar
Rica Amabis: Arrangement and keyboards
Pupillo: Drums
Sambinha - Samba
Rica Amabis: Arrangements
Polugravura - Engraving
Tejo Damasceno: Arrangement and keyboards
Pupillo: Drums
Dengue: Bass
Massacre - Massacre
Tejo Damasceno: Arrangement and keyboards
Perseguicao - Pursuit
Rica Amabis: Arrangement
Imortal - Immortal
Luca Raele: String arrangement
Sérgio Siba Veloso: Fiddle
Lucas Santtana: Performer
O Silencio das Estrelas - Silence of the Stars
André Lucarelli: Performer
MoradaMorada Boa - Living Well
Pupillo: Percussion
Dengue: Bass
Curumin: Publisher 3namassa edicoes cavaco
Chiquinho Pereira: Keyboard
Camila Pitanga: Voice

User reviews

Michael Taylor
8/10

The mix of traditional Brazilian music elements with modern orchestral arrangements in the soundtrack adds a unique and immersive layer to the film, transporting the viewers to the various historical settings and enhancing the cultural richness of the story.

Edward Jones
1/10

The use of generic and uninspired musical motifs in the film's soundtrack detracts from the overall impact of the story. The score fails to evoke the rich historical and cultural context of the plot, instead relying on clichéd sounds and melodies that do not do justice to the depth of the characters and their struggles.

Elizabeth Campbell
5/10

On the other hand, some tracks in the soundtrack may feel repetitive and fail to differentiate themselves from one another, making it challenging to fully immerse oneself in the narrative. While the music successfully conveys the changing moods and settings of the film, a more diverse range of musical styles could have elevated the soundtrack to a higher level of creativity and engagement.

Matthew Carter
8/10

The musical themes in the film are intricately woven into the narrative, effectively highlighting the themes of love, resilience, and rebellion, creating a cohesive and engaging audio experience that complements the visuals and dialogue seamlessly.