ÍNDIGO CRISTAL! Natiruts shakes Espaço das Américas at the new album release!

New songs, new stories, but one thing never seems to change: the power of Natiruts. Increasingly connected with issues of spiritual relevance and evolution, the album "Índigo Cristal" is perhaps the work that came closest to these concepts. Part of the actions on the "Índigo Cristal" tour is bringing soundsystem culture to the opening of the shows, a practice already carried out on other releases by the band. This time, the Inna Positive project will bring the weight of Digitaldubs combined with a series of established and emerging singers, such as Bnegão, Black Alien, SeeARasta and Dada Yute.

ÍNDIGO CRISTAL

After the opening, a female voice explained the concept of Indigo Crystal children. The ease in smiling, in observing and, above all, the innate ability to guide humanity toward a collective process of evolution. The curtains opened revealing a beautiful setting, with tribal concepts interacting with a competent lighting system, creating the ideal atmosphere for the songs... heating up, cooling down, coloring. Natiruts opened with song number 1 from the album, "Na Positiva", and it was clear how easily the band gets its compositions into the crowd's mouths. Next came a trio of overwhelming hits. Anyone who goes to Natiruts shows knows they understand HITS very well. "O Carcará e a Rosa", "Meu Reggae é Roots" and "Andei Só". Returning to Índigo Cristal, "Caminhando eu Vou" set the tone. By the way, Natiruts shows are true journeys without chronology, a delightful stroll through these 20 years on the road. "Naticongo", "Leve com Você" and "Eu Quero Demais", another from the new album featuring a partnership with the great Ed Motta. Then, "Glamour Tropical" - from the beautiful 2012 acoustic recorded at Mirante Dona Marta - preceded the title track "Índigo Cristal", which shows all of Natiruts' competence in harmoniously blending reggae, mpb and various blues and jazz licks. The show continued with "Canção pro Vento", another from the new batch, and then "Espero Que um Dia", at the end of which the band made an incredible transition to "Deixa o Menino Jogar", handing it to the audience right at the chorus. Explosive! Right after, the apotheotic "A Justiça", which abuses the backing vocals in an incredible atmosphere, reminiscent of those beautiful choruses in Pink Floyd songs, or even Raul Seixas. A beautiful and impactful finale. "Quero Ser Feliz Também", "Beija-Flor", and the release "Sol do meu Amanhecer", a song that has already become a music video and was sung extensively by those present, left everyone in ecstasy. The Djavan cover with "Dou não Dou", and "Você me Encantou" and "Iluminar" preceded the new "Dois Planetas", "Dentro da Música", "No Mar" and "Groove Bom". A big and GRANDIOSE show can only end with the vibe way up high, right? What song could fulfill this role as well as "Natiruts Reggae Power"? Espaço das Américas shook! The band finished with "Sorri, sou Rei" and, for the encore, the classic that marked an entire youth, whether reggae fans or not: "Liberdade pra Dentro da Cabeça". The band hits the road again to promote "Índigo Cristal" and, city by city, expand the legion of fans eager for the energy this spectacle provides. Long live!