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Salomé De Bahia - Brasil

Salomé De Bahia - Brasil

Musician: Salomé De Bahia
Album title: Brasil
Style: House
Released: 2005
Country: US
Size MP3 version: 1996 mb
Size APE version: 1946 mb
Size WMA version: 1792 mb
Rating ✫: 4.7
Votes: 964
Format: AA DMF WAV MP3 ADX MP1 AUD
Genre: Electronic / Latin

Salomé De Bahia - Brasil

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Tracklist Hide Credits

1 Taj Mahal 4:47
2 País Tropical 3:11
3 Festa Para Um Rei Negro 3:54
4 Mas Que Nada 3:52
5 Lança Perfume 4:14
6 Fio Maravilha 3:37
7 Copacabana 3:54
8 Cada Vez 4:19
9 Brigitte Bardot 3:23
10 Sambala 2:56
11 Sambala 3:27
12 Mambo Bacan 3:42
13 Você Abusou
Featuring – Michel Fugain
3:47
14 Bossa Rio 3:12
15 Outro Lugar 5:17

Credits

  • Arranged By – Fino Gomez
  • Producer – Bob Sinclar

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
ПРЗ СD51552 Salomé De Bahia Brasil ‎(CD, Album) World Club Music ПРЗ СD51552 Russia 2005
8910622 Salomé De Bahia Brasil ‎(CD, Album) More Music And Media 8910622 2006
YP CD 205 Salomé De Bahia Brasil ‎(CD, Album) Yellow Productions YP CD 205 France 2005

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Mozel
Why go to Brazil when you can bring BRASIL to you? Salomé De Bahia's second album is another tropicalia explosion. It's carnivale in just under an hour. There's plenty of finger-snapping moments on the immensely catchy "Pais Tropical" and the chorus on "Festa Para Um Rei Negro" will almost have you singing along. The famous "Mas Que Nada" gets a nice downtempo rub here, and the stripped-down (by comparison) "Brigette Bardot" lingers long after the the horns have quieted. A bit of cheeky charm creeps into "Mambo Bacan," and Michel Fugain lends his mellifluous voice to "Voce Abusou" as a counterpoint to de Bahia's powerhouse performances. But, in my eyes, the reclaiming of Barry Manilow's "Copacabana" is the album's high point. If Manilow was only toying with tropicalia, then Salome de Bahia serves it hot, fruit hat and all.