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Omara Portuondo e Maria Bethânia
- 2008
- 11 tracks
- 41 min
- son cubano
Album Description
Omara Portuondo's captivating album, Omara Portuondo e Maria Bethânia, is a masterful blend of traditional Cuban rhythms and contemporary flair. Released on 18 September 2008 via Biscoito Fino, this 41-minute sonic journey showcases the legendary artist's incredible vocal range and emotional depth.
Featuring a diverse tracklist, including the enchanting 'Lacho', 'Menino Grande', and 'Nana para un Suspiro (Semillita)', Omara Portuondo e Maria Bethânia seamlessly weaves together the rich textures of son cubano, bolero, and Latin jazz. The result is an album that not only pays homage to Omara Portuondo's Cuban heritage but also pushes the boundaries of these genres, creating a unique and captivating sound.
With each track, Omara Portuondo's expressive voice conveys the passion and intimacy that have become hallmarks of her illustrious career. From the poignant 'Tal Vez' and 'Você' to the lively 'Caipira de Fato / El Amor de Mi Bohío', every song is a testament to her remarkable artistry and her ability to craft music that resonates deeply with listeners. Omara Portuondo e Maria Bethânia is a must-listen for fans of Latin music and anyone looking to experience the timeless charm of this beloved artist.
Tracks
- LachoOmara Portuondo, Maria Bethânia
- Menino GrandeOmara Portuondo, Maria Bethânia
- Nana para un Suspiro (Semillita)Omara Portuondo, Maria Bethânia
- Poema Lxiv / Palabras / PalavrasOmara Portuondo, Maria Bethânia
- Tal VezOmara Portuondo, Maria Bethânia
- VocêOmara Portuondo, Maria Bethânia
- ArrependimentoOmara Portuondo, Maria Bethânia
- Mil CongojasOmara Portuondo, Maria Bethânia
- Só Vendo Que Beleza (Marambaia)Omara Portuondo, Maria Bethânia
- Para Cantarle a Mi AmorOmara Portuondo, Maria Bethânia
- Caipira de Fato / El Amor de Mi BohíoOmara Portuondo, Maria Bethânia
About Omara Portuondo
Omara Portuondo, often hailed as the "Billie Holiday of Cuba," is a legendary figure in Cuban music with a career that spans over seven decades. Born in Havana, she rose to fame in the 1950s as a member of the popular vocal group Cuarteto d'Aida. Her velvety voice and emotive delivery have made her a beloved figure in the world of boleros, but her musical repertoire extends far beyond, encompassing styles such as son cubano and Latin jazz. Portuondo's international acclaim soared when she joined the Buena Vista Social Club in 1996, at the age of 67, becoming the sole female member of the iconic ensemble. Her collaborations with legendary musicians like Ibrahim Ferrer and Chucho Valdés have resulted in timeless recordings that showcase her immense talent. With a Latin Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award and multiple Grammy nominations to her name, Omara Portuondo continues to captivate audiences worldwide with her enchanting performances and soulful music.
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