MPB
[Popular Brazilian Music]
1991
Bitrate 256 kbps
[cd quality]+
Bitrate 256 kbps
[cd quality]+
Marisa de Azevedo Monte, natural do Rio de Janeiro, Brasil, é uma consagrada cantora, compositora, instrumentista e produtora musical brasileira que já vendeu mais de 10 milhões de CDs e DVDs no mundo todo. É considerada pela revista Rolling Stone Brasil como a maior cantora do Brasil. Possui inúmeros prêmios nacionais e internacionais, incluindo três Grammy Latino, sete Video Music Brasil, nove Prêmio Multishow de Música Brasileira, cinco APCA e seis Prêmio TIM de Música. Estudou canto, piano e bateria na infância. Na adolescência participou do musical Rocky Horror Show, dirigido por Miguel Falabella, mas nunca abandonou o estudo de canto lírico. Até que, aos 18 anos, partiu para a Itália, onde ficou dez meses estudando belcanto. Acabou desistindo, e passou a se apresentar em bares e casas noturnas cantando música brasileira acompanhada de amigos. Um desses shows foi assistido por Nelson Motta, que se tornou diretor de seu primeiro show no Rio de Janeiro, em 1987. O show "Veludo Azul" teve temporadas no Rio e em São Paulo e despertou o interesse das gravadoras. Marisa Monte já fazia muito sucesso de público e crítica antes de ter seu primeiro disco gravado, o que só veio a acontecer em 1988, com "Marisa Monte ao Vivo". Nesse disco, que chama a atenção para o ecletismo do repertório, que vai de Candeia a George e Ira Gershwin, destacaram-se algumas músicas como "Bem que Se Quis" (versão de Nelson Motta para a "E Po' Che Fa'", de Pino Daniele), "Chocolate" (Tim Maia) e "Negro Gato" (Getúlio Cortes). O disco seguinte, "Mais", introduziu-a no mercado internacional e a apresentou como compositora, em faixas como "Beija Eu" (com Arto Lindsay e Arnaldo Antunes) e "Ainda Lembro" (com Nando Reis). A partir daí lançou mais dois discos: "Verde, Anil, Amarelo, Cor-de-rosa e Carvão" (que inclui "Dança da Solidão", de Paulinho da Viola, "Balança Pema", de Jorge Ben Jor, e "Maria de Verdade", de Carlinhos Brown) e o duplo "Barulhinho Bom", misturando músicas inéditas e versões ao vivo. Adotando uma postura "cool", Marisa Monte procura evitar a superexposição na mídia, e mantém-se afastada dos meios de comunicação quando não está em turnê de lançamento de um disco novo. [Fonte:cliquemusic / wikipedia]
Marisa Monte de Azevedo, a native of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is an established singer, songwriter, instrumentalist and Brazilian music producer who has sold over 10 million CDs and DVDs worldwide. It is considered by Rolling Stone Brazil as the greatest singer in Brazil. It has numerous national and international awards, including three Grammy Latino seven Video Music Brazil nine Multishow Brazilian Music Award, five-six APCA TIM Music Award. She studied singing, piano and drums in childhood. As teenagers participated in the Rocky Horror Show musical, directed by Miguel Falabella, but never abandoned the study of classical singing. Until, at 18, he left for Italy, where he was ten months studying belcanto. Gave up, and began performing in bars and nightclubs singing Brazilian music accompanied by friends. One of these shows was attended by Nelson Motta, who became director of its first show in Rio de Janeiro in 1987. The show "Blue Velvet" had seasons in Rio and Sao Paulo and aroused the interest of record labels. Marisa Monte was already very successful public and critics before having their first recorded disc, which came only in 1988 with "Marisa Monte Live". In this disc, which draws attention to the eclecticism of repertoire, ranging Candeia George and Ira Gershwin, stood out some songs like "Well what if I wanted" (Nelson Motta version "E Po 'Che Fa'" of Pino Daniele), "Chocolate" (Tim Maia) and "Black Cat" (Getúlio Cortes). The following album, "More", introduced to the international market and presented it as a writer in tracks like "Kiss Me" (with Arto Lindsay and Arnaldo Antunes) and "I Still Remember" (with Nando Reis). From then released two more albums: "Green, Anil, Yellow, Bright Pink and Charcoal" (including "Dance of Solitude" by Paulinho da Viola, "Pema Balance" by Jorge Ben Jor, and "Maria Truth ", Carlinhos Brown) and the double" Barulhinho Good ", mixing new songs and live versions. Adopting a posture "cool", Marisa Monte seeks to avoid overexposure in the media, and remains away from the media when not in book tour a new disk. [Source: ABM / wikipedia]
Marisa Monte de Azevedo, a native of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is an established singer, songwriter, instrumentalist and Brazilian music producer who has sold over 10 million CDs and DVDs worldwide. It is considered by Rolling Stone Brazil as the greatest singer in Brazil. It has numerous national and international awards, including three Grammy Latino seven Video Music Brazil nine Multishow Brazilian Music Award, five-six APCA TIM Music Award. She studied singing, piano and drums in childhood. As teenagers participated in the Rocky Horror Show musical, directed by Miguel Falabella, but never abandoned the study of classical singing. Until, at 18, he left for Italy, where he was ten months studying belcanto. Gave up, and began performing in bars and nightclubs singing Brazilian music accompanied by friends. One of these shows was attended by Nelson Motta, who became director of its first show in Rio de Janeiro in 1987. The show "Blue Velvet" had seasons in Rio and Sao Paulo and aroused the interest of record labels. Marisa Monte was already very successful public and critics before having their first recorded disc, which came only in 1988 with "Marisa Monte Live". In this disc, which draws attention to the eclecticism of repertoire, ranging Candeia George and Ira Gershwin, stood out some songs like "Well what if I wanted" (Nelson Motta version "E Po 'Che Fa'" of Pino Daniele), "Chocolate" (Tim Maia) and "Black Cat" (Getúlio Cortes). The following album, "More", introduced to the international market and presented it as a writer in tracks like "Kiss Me" (with Arto Lindsay and Arnaldo Antunes) and "I Still Remember" (with Nando Reis). From then released two more albums: "Green, Anil, Yellow, Bright Pink and Charcoal" (including "Dance of Solitude" by Paulinho da Viola, "Pema Balance" by Jorge Ben Jor, and "Maria Truth ", Carlinhos Brown) and the double" Barulhinho Good ", mixing new songs and live versions. Adopting a posture "cool", Marisa Monte seeks to avoid overexposure in the media, and remains away from the media when not in book tour a new disk. [Source: ABM / wikipedia]
Total Time: 41 min
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