After you fill the Grand Palace Theatre Arts to present the show's CD I need a blender and make the recording of the first DVD, the Graveola and Polyphonic Trash band has just achieved another feat. Broke boundaries and landed, on Wednesday, the music blog of the British newspaper The Guardian. How to make every month, the blog published a list that calls Best music from across the MAP, something like "the best songs of the map." \r \r Among the 36 tracks presented in different countries, there is Brazil represented by miners Graveola with music Folly: a woman who did. In the description of the blog, "Graveola and Polyphonic Trash is a creative band that experiments with MPB (Brazilian pop music mainstream) and creates organic mixtures, appropriating styles of bands of various genres to create new jobs. His new recording is available for download on the band's website. "\r \r The group arrived there by indicating the blog Rocks Off, Brazilian representative of the Music Alliance Pact, a global project involving about 40 blogs specialized in music of different countries, which conducts a monthly compilation album featuring independent and alternative bands. \r \r For José Luis Braga, band member, the opportunity is valid. "Leaving such a newspaper is a sign that abroad we start to dig a path that can gain increasing support," says. He recalls that the band invests in career in Europe, they have done two tours the continent, have agent in Portugal in search of festivals and an invitation to the next edition of Brum Spirit, in Birmingham, England.