by Alvaro NederOn Qualquer Coisa, Caetano Veloso still wasn't the superstar he became in the '80s, when he turned himself in a mainstream pop artist. This album sounds underground in its voice/violão renditions, parsimony in the arrangements, and absence of luxury effects or electronics -- in other words, the focus is on Veloso's guitar, voice, melodies, and lyrics. His wonderful cool interpretations for"Qualquer Coisa,""Samba e Amor,""A Tua Presença Morena,""Drume Negrinha,""Jorge da Capadócia,""Eleanor Rigby,""For No One,""Lady Madonna," and"La Flor de la Canela," among others, became classics.