Capim is a song by Djavan released in 1982 on the CBS album Luz. The track sits in the Soul, Funk, and Disco realm and was produced by Ronnie Foster. Djavan is credited as both composer and lyricist, with sound by Keith Seppanen and mastering by Bernie Grundman. Capim was covered by The Manhattan Transfer in 1987, highlighting its crossover appeal to jazz and blues audiences. The title Capim translates to grass in Portuguese, and the tune blends Brazilian sensibilities with funk and pop textures typical of Djavan’s early 80s work.
