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Uma Palavra

Chico Buarque

1995
15 tracks
46 min
mpb

Album Description

"Uma Palavra" is a captivating album by the legendary Brazilian musician Chico Buarque, released in 1995 under the RCA Records label. This album is a beautiful blend of MPB, Bossa Nova, and Samba, showcasing Buarque's mastery of these genres. With a runtime of 46 minutes, the album features 15 tracks that effortlessly weave together to create a harmonious musical experience.

The album kicks off with "Estação Derradeira," setting the tone for a journey through Buarque's unique musical landscape. Standout tracks like "Morro Dois Irmãos," "Ela é Dançarina," and "Samba E Amor" highlight Buarque's lyrical prowess and melodic genius. Each song is a testament to his ability to capture the essence of Brazilian music, making "Uma Palavra" a timeless addition to any music collection.

Produced by Luiz Cláudio Ramos and Vinicius França, the album benefits from a rich, warm sound that complements Buarque's vocals and the intricate arrangements. Whether you're a longtime fan of Chico Buarque or new to his music, "Uma Palavra" offers a rich tapestry of sounds and stories that will resonate deeply.

1 jan 1995(P) 1995 Sony Music Entertainment Ariola Discos.

Tracks

Estação DerradeiraChico Buarque
2:31
Morro Dois IrmaosChico Buarque
3:10
Ela é DançarinaChico Buarque
3:29
Samba E AmorChico Buarque
3:47
A RosaChico Buarque
2:21
Joana FrancesaChico Buarque
3:04
O FutebolChico Buarque
3:22
Ela DesatinouChico Buarque
3:49
Quem Te Viu, Quem Te VêChico Buarque
3:41
Pelas TabelasChico Buarque
2:50
Eu Te AmoChico Buarque
2:26
Valsa BrasileiraChico Buarque
2:35
Amor BaratoChico Buarque
2:48
VidaChico Buarque
3:15
Uma PalavraChico Buarque
3:00

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About Chico Buarque

Chico Buarque, born Francisco Buarque de Hollanda in Rio de Janeiro in 1944, is a multifaceted Brazilian artist renowned for his profound impact on music and literature. As a singer-songwriter, guitarist, composer, playwright, writer, and poet, Buarque's work is deeply rooted in the cultural and social fabric of Brazil. His music, which blends genres like MPB, bossa nova, and samba, is celebrated for its clever lyricism and catchy melodies. Buarque's discography spans over eighty albums, each offering a rich tapestry of social, economic, and cultural reflections. Beyond his musical achievements, he has also made significant contributions to Brazilian theater with plays like "Roda Viva" and "Calabar," and his literary works have further cemented his status as a cultural icon. Buarque's influence transcends generations, making him one of the most important and influential figures in Brazilian arts.

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