3 Na Massa was founded in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Their name is a
slang term that means "in the dough," like something that makes one's
mouth water or a juicy story. Mostly it's the stuff that women like to
talk about -- amorous experiences. And that is what makes up the the 13
tracks on their debut release, a bunch of songs that cover the
emotional gamut of love. Here's a cool example with Today's Top Tune,
"Tatui," featuring Karine Carvahlo, from 3 Na Massa's self-titled CD.
3 Na Massa - Tatui
3 Na Massa was founded in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Their name is a slang term that means "in the dough," like something that makes one's mouth water or a juicy story. And that is what makes up the the 13 tracks on their debut release, songs that cover the emotional gamut of love. Here's a cool example with Today's Top Tune, "Tatui," featuring Karine Carvahlo, from 3 Na Massa's self-titled CD.
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