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We Used To Be Africans
| Label | Rastilho Records – 155-11 |
| Format | CD, Album, Digipack |
| Barcode | 5609330045726 |
| Country | Portugal |
| Released | 2016 |
| Genre | Funk / Soul, Folk, World, & Country |
| Style | African, Afrobeat |
Cacique'97 are back with a new album! "We Used To Be Africans" is the debut single that gives its name to the album, the second album of Cacique 97 claims the afrobeat as his intervention vehicle. We used to be Africans is the manifesto of the search for a cultural identity without borders, with a view of the present, It aims to be a testimony for future generations. In the second studio work, the band uses energy income African funk and african-Lusophone grooves, accompanied by intervention letters that are World pictures in the XXI century and Contemporary Africa. Released on CD and VINYL, "We used to be africans" has special guests: Nneka, Jorge Du Peixe, Azagaia and Nastio Mosquito.
| 1 | Mahala ft Azagaia | |
| 2 | We Used To Be Africans | |
| 3 | Black Gold | |
| 4 | Big Business ft Nneka | |
| 5 | Abouye | |
| 6 | American Cop ft Nastio Mosquito | |
| 7 | Filhos Da Primavera ft Jorge Du Peixe | |
| 8 | Epidemia | |
| 9 | Wasabi | |
| 10 | Sal | |
| 11 | Chapa 97 |
Design – Elsie Days
Executive-Producer – Márcia Conceição
Illustration – Psiconautah
Mastered By – Beat Laden
Post Production, Edited By – Tiago Romão
Post Production, Edited By, Mixed By – Sérgio Milhano
Producer – Cacique'97
Recorded By – Carlinhos Carvalho
Recorded By – Milton Gulli
Recorded By – Nneka Egbuna
Recorded By – Pipas Forjaz
Recorded By – Thiago Duar
Recorded By, Post Production, Edited By – João Cabrita
Executive-Producer – Márcia Conceição
Illustration – Psiconautah
Mastered By – Beat Laden
Post Production, Edited By – Tiago Romão
Post Production, Edited By, Mixed By – Sérgio Milhano
Producer – Cacique'97
Recorded By – Carlinhos Carvalho
Recorded By – Milton Gulli
Recorded By – Nneka Egbuna
Recorded By – Pipas Forjaz
Recorded By – Thiago Duar
Recorded By, Post Production, Edited By – João Cabrita
Digipack
Barcode (Scan) – 5609330045726