This is a beautiful album and is a must for every Deep Forest fan. It's no Boheme or Comparsa but it stands alone as an awesome piece of work. The song "Terra de Indo" is my personal favourite and "Cerradao" still gives me the chills every single time listen to it.

It's apparent that Eric Mouquet still cherishes his Deep Forest musical roots. It carries over into Deep Brasil, but in a more subtle way. This is a great album and I enjoy all the songs! Ceu do Brasil is my favorite! One thing I would like to point out is Eric Mouquet's web site says this album was released in 2008. At the time of writing this review iTunes shows it released in May 1993. Hopefully they will fix it.

I have all the other Deep Forest work, but this one surpasses them all. I learned Brazilian Portuguese to write poetry in that language because it is perfectly suited for expressions of transcendent creativity and beauty. I'd say this is the most favorite album I've ever listened to in my 64 years! The keyboard magic, the mixing, and reapplications of samples in exact progression, like an algorhythm that perfects excitement and beauty! (Not an Al Gore Rhythm--but, I bet he would like this! Can't get much greener!) I have given this as a gift over and over, and recommend it. The effects alone are stupendous, but the performance as a whole is a whole piece, like a "La Boheme", to me! I'm sorta old to be having "groupie" emotions, but I love Eric Mouquet's work!