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Luciana Souza, Brazilian Duos

Audio CD

Disk ID: 204156

Disk length: 42m 35s (12 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2002

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Baião Medley 5:24
2. Suas Mãos 3:56
3. Pra Que Discutir com Madame 2:43
4. Pra Dizer Adeus 3:40
5. Amanhã 3:01
6. Eu Não Existo Sem Você 2:38
7. Doce de Côco 4:02
8. As Praias Desertas 3:32
9. Docemente 4:39
10. O Bolo 2:08
11. Viver de Amor 4:00
12. Saudade da Bahia 2:45

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Review

The lovely Brazilian vocalist Luciana Souza is the daughter of songwriters Walter Santos and Teresa Souza. She's best known to American jazz lovers through her thrilling work with pianist Danilo Perez and for her critically acclaimed recording The Poems of Elizabeth Bishop and Other Songs. On this CD, Souza's fluid and floral vocals, which swing on every Portuguese-language phrase, are backed by three alternating Brazil-born guitarists--Romero Lubambo, her father, and Marco Pereira on eight-string guitar--performing compositions by Luis Gonzaga, Edú Lobo, Jacó do Banbolim, Antonio Carlos Jobim, and Souza's parents. The combination of the plaintive and percussive guitar playing and Souza's sinewy voice is hard to beat. From the peppery "Baião Medley" and the bossa-nova-like "Doce de Coco" to the Afro syncopations of "Saudade da Bahia," Luciana Souza shows that when it comes to Brazilian music, less is more. --Eugene Holley, Jr.2001 album from the summery, sophisticated Brazilian jazz vocalist and Grammy Nominee. Digipak. Sunnyside Music.

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