Various - Festa Da Sucesso 969

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Review by M L

Festa Da Sucesso 969: A Brazilian Time Capsule of Electronic Bliss If you’re a fan of Euro House, Trance, or just straight-up bangers that make your feet move without asking permission, Festa Da Sucesso 969 is the kind of album that sneaks up on you like an uninvited party guest—and somehow ends up being the life of the night. Released in 2002 by Various artists under Brazil’s RDS Fonográfica and Sky Blue Music labels, this compilation feels like it was born to soundtrack sun-soaked beach parties and neon-lit dance floors. It’s chaotic, energetic, and oddly unforgettable. Let’s cut to the chase: two tracks from this monster playlist stuck with me long after I hit stop (or, let’s be real, repeat). First up is "I Want My Freedom." This one hits different—it's got this punchy beat that feels like someone took all the stress out of your day and turned it into pure adrenaline. The vocals are raw but polished enough to keep things interesting, and there's this synth line running through it that makes you wanna throw your hands in the air even if you're just sitting at home scrolling Instagram. Like... damn, how do they even do that? You can tell this track wasn’t made for chill vibes—it wants your body moving and doesn’t care what excuses you’ve got. Then there’s "Body Rock," which honestly sounds like it was designed specifically to get people hyped. Picture this: strobe lights flashing, drinks spilling, and everyone losing their minds because the bassline refuses to quit. There’s something about the way the rhythm builds and drops—you know, those moments where you think “okay maybe I should sit down,” but then BAM, another layer kicks in and suddenly you’re sweating more than you thought possible. It’s not groundbreaking genius, sure, but sometimes you don’t need genius; sometimes you just need chaos wrapped in a four-on-the-floor beat. Now, here’s the thing—the rest of the album isn’t exactly filler, but it does feel like a mixed bag. Tracks like "Uptown Girl" and "Blinded By The Light" bring nostalgia, while cuts like "La La La Hey Hey" lean into full-on Eurodance cheese territory. And hey, who am I to judge? Sometimes cheesy is exactly what you need when the DJ spins it right before last call. But overall, Festa Da Sucesso 969 captures a specific moment in time—a snapshot of Brazil’s electronic scene doing its best to blend global influences with local flavor. So yeah, would I recommend this album? Depends. If you’re looking for deep introspection or lyrical masterpieces, nah, probably not your jam. But if you want something that’ll remind you why dancing is basically therapy, give it a shot. Honestly, listening to this album felt like finding an old mixtape in the backseat of a car—it’s messy, unpredictable, and kinda beautiful in its own weird way. And now for the unexpected remark: Whoever decided to name this album “Festa Da Sucesso 969” clearly knew what they were doing. Because success, my friends, is dancing till your shoes fall apart—even if nobody remembers the year 2002 fondly otherwise.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
La La La Hey Hey4:51
K Pasa4:18
Flawless4:55
Save Up All Your Tears3:34
Heat Of The Night4:06
Stardust Medley With Dust6:32
Show Me Your Face4:21
Son Of Wilmot7:31
Thru Tha Roof3:25
Hold You3:29
Touch Me5:40
Sexual Garantee3:41
The Feeling4:09
Uptown Girl4:31
Blinded By The Light3:30
Work It2:55
Higher And Higher4:57
Running On Empty4:50
Come Play And Ride3:49
Pitchin'4:55
Bring It Down5:53
By Your Side4:52
Body Rock5:15
My Feeling3:43
You're The First, The Last, My Everything3:30
Something3:53
Turn Away3:31
I Want My Freedom4:57

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Catalog Numbers

RDSL 7083

Labels

RDS Fonográfica, Sky Blue Music

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Formats

  • 2 × CD
  • Compilation

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Barcode: 7 898056 370832

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: The album *Festa Da Sucesso 969* is like a time capsule of early 2000s Brazilian electronic music. It blends genres like Euro House, Trance, and Eurodance, showcasing the vibrant energy of that era. One standout track, *"You're The First, The Last, My Everything,"* might sound familiar—it’s a nod to Barry White’s classic but reimagined with a modern electronic twist. Released in 2002 by RDS Fonográfica and Sky Blue Music, this compilation feels like a party frozen in time, complete with beats that still make you want to dance.