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Em Concerto

Gilberto Gil

1987
12 tracks
1 uur
mpb

Album Description

Gilberto Gil's 'Em Concerto' is a captivating live album, released in 1987, which showcases the artist's incredible talent and energy. Recorded at the Golden Room of the Hotel Copacabana Palace in Rio de Janeiro, this album features a mix of Gilberto Gil's most beloved songs, including 'Eu Vim Da Bahia', 'Procissão', and 'Domingo No Parque'.

The album is a testament to Gilberto Gil's ability to craft infectious and soulful music, blending genres such as MPB, bossa nova, samba, and Brazilian jazz. With the accompaniment of Repolho on percussion and Cristaldi on keyboards, Gilberto Gil's voice and guitar work shine throughout the record.

The tracklist is a masterful selection of songs that highlight Gilberto Gil's unique style and flair, with bonus tracks 'Mar de Copacabana', 'Mico Preto', and 'Amarra o Teu Arado a uma Estrela' adding to the album's charm. 'Em Concerto' is a must-listen for fans of Brazilian music and those looking to experience the magic of Gilberto Gil's live performances. With its release on the Palco WMB label, this album has become a classic of Brazilian music, and its influence can still be felt today.

1 jan 19871987 Gege Produções Artísticas1987 Gege Produções Artísticas

Tracks

Eu Vim da BahiaGilberto Gil
3:56
ProcissãoGilberto Gil
4:47
Domingo no ParqueGilberto Gil
4:38
Soy Loco por Ti AméricaGilberto Gil
5:30
5 MammaGilberto Gil
5:40
Cores VivasGilberto Gil
7:54
Só Chamei Porque Te AmoGilberto Gil
4:45
Filhos de GhandiGilberto Gil
6:44
PalcoGilberto Gil
4:24
Mar de Copacabana - Bonus TrackGilberto Gil
3:49
Mico Preto - Bonus TrackGilberto Gil
3:31
Amarra o Teu Arado a uma Estrela - Bonus TrackGilberto Gil
4:21

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About Gilberto Gil

Gilberto Gil, born Gilberto Passos Gil Moreira, is a legendary Brazilian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist renowned for his musical innovation and political activism. Hailing from Salvador, Bahia, Gil is a founding figure of the Tropicália movement, which revolutionized Brazilian music by blending rock, R&B, reggae, Afro-pop, samba, and bossa nova. His eclectic style and syncopated rhythms create a vibrant and infectious sound that has captivated audiences worldwide. Beyond his musical prowess, Gil served as Brazil's Minister of Culture from 2003 to 2008, further cementing his influence both on and off the stage. With a career spanning over five decades, Gil's discography is a testament to his enduring creativity and commitment to cultural expression.

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