As Canções Que Voce Fez Pra Mim Review by Alvaro Neder
At first, this seems like an implausible meeting. Maria Bethânia, sister of Caetano Veloso, member of the iconoclast movement Tropicália since its inception, dedicated this album to the duo of songwriters Roberto Carlos/Erasmo Carlos, long since associated with a heavily romantic repertoire that makes the delights of their middle-aged feminine fan base. But, in fact, the songs by Roberto and Erasmo are quite poetic and well resolved in formal terms. If Roberto (and others) decided to profit on their jewels through condescending arrangements/renditions, it can't be assumed that their material isn't worth it, and Bethânia shows why. Deeply romantic, yes -- but extremely tasteful. The album sold 1.5 million copies.
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Gwyneth Herbert - All The Ghosts
Ramon Ruiz - Flamenco Havana
Mike Lindup - Conversations with Silence
Fred Simon - Dreamhouse
Earwax Control - 2 Live
Chris Anderson - From the Heart
Antonio Forcione, Neil Stacey - Acoustic Mania - Talking Hands
SCHUBERT, STRAVINSKY, MOZART, The Allegri String Quartet - Arpeggione Sonata // Three Pieces for String Quartet // Three Pieces for Clarinet Solo // Clarinet Quintet in A Major
SCHUBERT, MENDELSSOHN, The Norwegian Chamber Orchestra - Symphony No. 5 in B Flat // Symphony No.4 in A