English <br />Brazilian composer Carlinhos Brown performs in the "le kiosque à musique" at La Villette Parc July 14, 2005 in Paris, France early evening. <br />Hundreds of people singed and danced with Brown and 15 musicians. <br />Many brazilian performances are taking place in France in 2005 as part of the "year of Brazil in France," in a effort to promote and discover the Brazilian culture. <br />Carlinhos Brown music is a mixture of Afro-Brazilian percussion, rock and soul music. <br />He worked with Gilberto Gil, Caetano Veloso, Marisa Monte, Djavan, and João Bosco, to name a few. <br />In the '90s, Brown created the Timbalada, a drum band with more than 120 instrumentalists and singers. He promotes social-music projects directed to the poor youth of Salvador, Bahia in Brazil. <br />Brown gets international exposure when he composed five of the twelve tracks of “Brasileiro” that won a Grammy for best album in the “World Music” category in 1985. <br /> <br />Français <br />Carlinhos Brown, compositeur et artiste Brésilien joue au Kiosque à musique à le Parc de la Villette 14 juille 2005 à Paris pour celebration de l’année du Brésil en France . <br />Centaines de personnes ont dansé and chanté avec Carlinhos Brown et ses <br />15 musiciens. <br />Pendant 11 au 17 juillet 2005, le Parc de la Villette découvre Brèsil avec futebol, mode, concerts, expo et churrasco. <br />La musique de Carlinhos Brown est un mélange de la percussion <br />Afro-Brésilienne et roche. <br />Il a travaillé avec Gilberto Gil, Caetano Veloso, Marisa Monte, Djavan, et João Bosco. <br /> <br />Português <br />Compositor e artista Carlinhos Brown eletriza a audiencia no Parque da Villette 14 de Julho de 2005 em comemoraçao do Ano do Brasil na França. <br />Centenas de pessoas cantaram e dansaram com Carlinhos Brown e sua banda. <br />O parque comemorou outos aspectos da cultura brasileira dos dias 11 a 17 de Julho com futebol, moda, concertos et churrasco. <br />A musica de Carlinhos Brown é uma mistura do Brasil-Afro e rock. <br />Ele trabalha com grandes nomes da musica brasileira incluindo Gilberto Gil, Caetano Veloso, Marisa Monte, Djavan, et João Bosco.
