MPB
[Popular Brazilian Music]
[Popular Brazilian Music]
1978
Bitrate 256 kbps
[Extraído do LP original]
(Nota: Álbum extraído do vinil original e "masterizado" artesanalmente por Pharophassonora.)
Bitrate 256 kbps
[Extraído do LP original]
(Nota: Álbum extraído do vinil original e "masterizado" artesanalmente por Pharophassonora.)
Em 1969, formou, juntamente com outros jovens músicos cearenses, um grupo chamado "Pessoal do Ceará". Viajou para o sul do país. Em 1972, a cantora Eliana Pittman lançou a composição "Beira-mar" com a qual fez algum sucesso. Em 25 anos de carreira compôs mais de 250 músicas e letras, lançando 12 discos, além de quatro trilhas sonoras de filmes. Apareceu para o grande público nos anos 1970, quando sua composição "Pavão misterioso" foi incluída como tema de abertura da novela "Saramandaia", de Dias Gomes, pela TV Globo. Em 1973, gravou com Rodger, Teti e o arranjador Hareton Salvanini o LP "Meu corpo, minha embalagem, todo gasto na viagem", pela Continental. Em 1975, participou do Festival Abertura com a música "Vaila", em parceria com Brandão. Fez a música e o clip de encerramento da novela "Tocaia grande", de Walter Avancini, pela TV Manchete, nos anos 1990. No cinema, fez trilhas para os filmes "Luiza homem", de Fábio Barreto, em que também atua no papel de um poeta de cordel, e para os filmes "Tigipió" e "Calor da pele", ambos de Pedro Jorge. Dirigiu, musicou e fez o roteiro de "Cauim", apresentado em todos os shows de sua turnê de 1978/79. Participou, também, dos especiais de TV "Ednardo - Ceará Quatro Estações", escolhido como melhor vídeo artístico musical pela Secretaria de Cultura do Estado do Ceará, e "Ednardo especial", apresentados pela TV E e pela TV Manchete. Entre os grandes sucessos de Ednardo estão"Terral", "Pavão misterioso", "Artigo 26", "A manga rosa", "Beir-mar", "Carneiro", "Enquanto engomo a calça" e "Rubi". Em 2002, gravou com Belchior e Amelinha o CD "Pessoal do Ceará", produzido por Robertinho do Recife, no qual constaram antigas composições suas como "Artigo 26" e "Pavão misterioso", além da inédita "Mote, Tom e Radar". [Fonte: dicionariocravoalbin]
In 1969, he formed along with other young musicians Ceará, a group called "Staff of Ceará." Traveled to the south of the country. In 1972, the singer Eliana Pittman has released the composition "Seaside" with which he made some success. In 25 years of career he composed more than 250 songs and lyrics, throwing 12 discs, plus four movie soundtracks. Appeared to the general public in the 1970s, when his composition "Mysterious Peacock" was included as the opening theme of the novel "Saramandaia" Dias Gomes, by TV Globo. In 1973, he recorded with Rodger, Teti and arranger Hareton Salvanini LP "My body, my pack, all spent traveling" by Continental. In 1975, he attended the Opening Festival with the song "Vaila", in partnership with Brandão. Made the song and the clip closing the novel "Big Showdown" by Walter Avancini, Headline on TV in the 1990s. On film, he has done soundtracks for "Luiza man" by Fábio Barreto films, in which he also plays the role a poet twine, and the "Tigipió" movies and "Heat of the skin", both of Peter George. Directed, set to music and made the script for "Cauim" presented at every show of his tour of 1978/79. Also participated in the TV special "Ednardo - Ceará Four Seasons", chosen as best artistic music video by the Secretary of Culture of the State of Ceará, and "special Ednardo", presented by TV and TV and Headline. Among the big hits are Ednardo "Terral", "Mysterious Peacock", "Article 26", "A pink manga", "Beir-Mar", "Sheep", "While trousers press the pants" and "Ruby". In 2002, he recorded with Amelia Belchior and the "Staff of Ceara" CD, produced by Robby's Reef, which consisted in their ancient compositions as "Article 26" and "Mysterious Peacock", plus the unprecedented "Mote, Tom and Radar". [Source: dicionariocravoalbin]
In 1969, he formed along with other young musicians Ceará, a group called "Staff of Ceará." Traveled to the south of the country. In 1972, the singer Eliana Pittman has released the composition "Seaside" with which he made some success. In 25 years of career he composed more than 250 songs and lyrics, throwing 12 discs, plus four movie soundtracks. Appeared to the general public in the 1970s, when his composition "Mysterious Peacock" was included as the opening theme of the novel "Saramandaia" Dias Gomes, by TV Globo. In 1973, he recorded with Rodger, Teti and arranger Hareton Salvanini LP "My body, my pack, all spent traveling" by Continental. In 1975, he attended the Opening Festival with the song "Vaila", in partnership with Brandão. Made the song and the clip closing the novel "Big Showdown" by Walter Avancini, Headline on TV in the 1990s. On film, he has done soundtracks for "Luiza man" by Fábio Barreto films, in which he also plays the role a poet twine, and the "Tigipió" movies and "Heat of the skin", both of Peter George. Directed, set to music and made the script for "Cauim" presented at every show of his tour of 1978/79. Also participated in the TV special "Ednardo - Ceará Four Seasons", chosen as best artistic music video by the Secretary of Culture of the State of Ceará, and "special Ednardo", presented by TV and TV and Headline. Among the big hits are Ednardo "Terral", "Mysterious Peacock", "Article 26", "A pink manga", "Beir-Mar", "Sheep", "While trousers press the pants" and "Ruby". In 2002, he recorded with Amelia Belchior and the "Staff of Ceara" CD, produced by Robby's Reef, which consisted in their ancient compositions as "Article 26" and "Mysterious Peacock", plus the unprecedented "Mote, Tom and Radar". [Source: dicionariocravoalbin]
Total Time: 32 min
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