Product Description
Brazilian songs before samba. From around 1920, musicians in Brazil began to develop their own unique culture. An important starting point was a project called Modern Art Week, held at the Civic Centre in Sao Paulo in February 1922. Artists from a range of fields, including literature, music and art came together to move away from the Western Europe dominated direction, and towards a new Brazilian perspective. Music including Modinha and Lundu, that had first appeared in the 18th century, gained more attention, while traditional folk songs were transcribed and new songs created in these old styles. In the 1950s, guitarist Clara Petraglia reproduced the songs from this period, recording for an American record label, in 1955 and 1980. This CD is both of those albums, released for the first time. Comes with extensive notes in Japanese.
1. Batuque
2. Leilão
3. Taieiras
4. Tirana
5. Gibi Bacurau
6. Se Fores Ao Rio Roxo
7. Violeiro da Estrada
8. O Que o Ouro Não Arruma
9. Festa
10. Dança de Caboclo
11. Azulão
12. Banho de Cheiro
13. Viola Quebrada
14. Boi Tungão
15. Bambalelê
16. A Mulata
17. Meu Limão, Meu Limoeiro
18. No Jardim de Oeira
19. Côco de Minha Terra
20. Azulão
21. Pingo D’água
22. Morena Morena...
23. Meu Barco É Veleiro
24. Destino de Areia
25. Regina
26. Rolinha
27. Prenda Minha
28. Pregões Cariocas
29. Maringá
30. Esconde Esses Teus Olhos
31. Amor
32. Batuque
33. O Que Eu Quero Dizer ao Seu Ouvido
34. Amor Perfeito
35. Yayá Você Quer Morrer
