Simetria

For us, symmetry means a mixing and matching, a balancing of (often very different) parts across regions, languages and cultures. To understand symmetry is to involve oneself in an emotional complicity with it, to see the pattern and comprehend its bringing together of elements. As here, where the cryptically-crafted songs of the Swedish megastar Bo Sundström and his band, Bo Kaspers Orkester, are dissolved by the mercury of sympathy and love and reconstituted in a Brazilian milieu: Edu’s lyrics keeping faith with the experience of Bo Sundström’s lyrics and Toninho’s arrangements giving them a new environment in which to flourish.

2010, 10 songs, 42 min.
Label: Generare

Se você não chama

Se você não chama is a song based on Juha Tapaninen’s Finnish song “Jos et sä soita” that was originally made famous by Anna Hanski. Her version was also used in an advertisement by a Finnish telephone operator.

When Eduardo and His Brazilian Aeroplane performed Se você não chama in a festival “Nordischer Klang” at Greifswald, Germany in 2012, the band received a standing ovation.

2012, Single.
Label: Generare

Venha Para Cá | A Guest for Simo Naapuri

Venha Para Cá is a song about leaving or staying in the country, moving to a new country and also getting love with new cultures.

The song was originally performed earlier but it got published officially in 2018.

2018, Single.
Published by Simo Naapuri

Telepatia

“Eduardo Domingues de Jesus and his Finnish-multinational Brazilian Aeroplane has been delighting Finnish people with their competent Brazilian music for some years. In particular, many remember the great Brazilian arrangements of J. Karjalainen songs conceived by this man and many, surely, have waited for a long time for these songs to appear on an album. It has been worth the wait, because Telepatia is well finished and polished. From a nice idea a fully balanced album of good Brazilian music has developed.

Telepatia is entirely made up of J. Karjalainen songs that have been translated into Portuguese by Eduardo and rearranged into a genuine Brazilian guise by his musical right hand, Anthony “Toninho” Johnson. Only the last song “Oceano finlandês” differs from the formula. This was the Brazilian song “Oceano”, originally written by Djavan, and J. Karjalainen, in turn, sings it in Finnish, in his own translation.” — Mikko Saarela, Rytmi

2003, 13 songs, 52 min.
Label: Warner Music Finland, Jukan Productions