Carlinhos

Believe is a studio album by Indian percussionist and composer Trilok Gurtu, released in 1995. The album blends elements of Indian classical music with jazz, fusion and world music, showcasing Gurtu’s signature approach to rhythm and improvisation. The label and exact release format remain undocumented in available sources.

The third track, Carlinhos, runs for 6 minutes and 25 seconds. The composition reflects Gurtu’s collaborative style, though specific contributing artists on this track are not explicitly credited in the provided context. The piece exemplifies the album’s cross-cultural synthesis, incorporating percussive textures and melodic phrasing drawn from multiple traditions.

Gurtu composed and arranged the material on Believe, continuing his exploration of global rhythmic languages. The album followed his earlier works like Usfret (1988) and Living Magic (1991), further establishing his role in contemporary world fusion. No additional production details, alternate editions or chart performance data are confirmed from the given information.