構成数 | 1枚

合計収録時間 | 00:44:23

Tow of Brazil's most beloved vocal groups join forces on this tribute to Tom Jobim and Chico Buraque. Features 14 bossa-licious tunes, including "Eu Te Amo," "Falando De Amor," "Anos Dourados," "Sabia," and "Piano Na Mangueira." Personnel: Joao Lyra (violin, viola); Luiz Claudio Ramos, Ruy Salles, Maria Watanabe, Altamir Salinas, Uwe Kleber, Koiti Watanabe, Mario Peotta, Simplicio Junior, Fabio Brucoli, Ayrton Pinto, Dimitri Atanassov , Andrea Salinas, Lea Kalil Sadi, Mauricio Maestro, Paulo Jobim (violin); Maria Angelica Cameron, Adriana Schincariol, Adriana Pace, Horacio Schaefer (viola); Marialbi Trisoli, Marcelo Souza, Maria Brucoli, Jaques Morelenbaum, Braulio Lima (cello); Cristovao Bastos (accordion, grand piano); Milton Guedes (soprano saxophone); Marcio Miranda (keyboards, drum programming); Jorge Helder, Zeca Assumpcao (acoustic bass); Marco Lobo (percussion). Audio Mixers: Flavio Sena; Cynara. Recording information: Blue Studios (RJ); Mosh Estudios (SP). Introduction by: Antonio Carlos Jobim. Photographers: Bia Parreiras; Ana Lontra Jobim. Unknown Contributor Roles: Claudia Gomez; Ruy Salles; Cyva; Cybele; Geysa Adnet; Jose Aquiles. Arranger: Altamir Salinas. This release will appeal to the American audiences in a special manner. Quarteto em Cy is the best female vocal in Brazil, and MPB-4, the best male quartet. This album of the two quartets performing together is dedicated to the songs written by Tom Jobim and Chico Buarque. Along with classics like "Sabia," "Anos dourados," "Falando de amor," "Pois e," "Noite dos mascarados," "Piano na Mangueira," "Retrato em preto-e-branco" ("Zingaro") and "Eu te amo," the two quartets interpret some jewels not that well-known by two of the best Brazilian composers. Tom Jobim himself appears (playing and explaining) in "Bate-boca," one of his home-made tapes, dedicated to Chico, who was to write its lyrics. ~ Alvaro Neder