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coisas do mundo - nara leão

Coisas Do Mundo

Nara Leão

1969
14 tracks
36 min
bossa nova

Album Description

"Coisas Do Mundo," released in January 1969, is a captivating album by the legendary Brazilian singer Nara Leão. This 36-minute journey through bossa nova, MPB, and Brazilian jazz genres showcases Leão's distinctive voice and her ability to blend various musical influences seamlessly. The album features a mix of original compositions and covers, including the iconic "Little Boxes" by Malvina Reynolds, and "La Colombe" by Georges Moustaki. Highlights include the upbeat "Atrás Do Trio Elétrico" and the soothing "Poema Da Rosa," both of which exemplify Leão's versatility and musical prowess. The album, originally released on the Philips label, is a testament to Leão's enduring legacy in Brazilian music, offering a timeless collection of songs that continue to resonate with audiences worldwide.

Tracks

Coisas Do Mundo, Minha NêgaNara Leão
3:54
Me Dá... Me Dá...Nara Leão
1:48
Atrás Do Trio ElétricoNara Leão
1:47
AzulãoNara Leão
2:06
Tambores Da PazNara Leão
2:25
Parabién De La PalomaNara Leão
2:33
Pisa Na FulôNara Leão
2:51
Fez BobagemNara Leão
2:59
Little BoxesNara Leão
2:34
Poema Da RosaNara Leão
2:38
Apanhei-Te CavaquinhoNara Leão
1:57
La ColombeNara Leão
3:27
DiálogoNara Leão
2:37
Rosa Da GenteNara Leão, Edu Lobo
2:30

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About Nara Leão

Nara Leão, born in Vitória, Espírito Santo, Brazil, was a pioneering force in Brazilian music, renowned for her contributions to bossa nova and MPB (Música Popular Brasileira). With a career that spanned several decades, Leão was not just a singer but also a composer and occasional actress, known for her roles in films like "Quando o Carnaval Chegar." Her discography, which includes iconic tracks like "Diz Que Fui Por Ai" and "João E Maria," showcases her versatility and artistic integrity. Leão was married to director Carlos Diegues, with whom she shared a creative partnership. Her fearless approach to music and life inspired countless women, making her a cultural icon. Leão's legacy continues to influence Brazilian music and beyond, celebrated for her unique voice and unyielding spirit.

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