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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0738572906023
Format: Live
Label: Times Square Records
Manufacturer: Times Square Records
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Times Square Records
Release Date: March 13, 2007
Studio: Times Square Records
Sales Rank: 5855
MPN: 9060
Disc 1:- Loucura
- Medo
- Maria Lisboa
- Montras
- Ha Uma Musica Do Povo
- Menino Do Bairro Negro
- Meu Fado Meu
- Duas Lagrimas De Orvalho
- Cavaleiro Monge
- Recusa
- Ha Palavras Que Nos Beijam
- Feira De Castro
- Desejos Vaos
- Primavera
- Chuva
- O Gente Da Minha Terra
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Editorial Review:
Album Description: Mariza's brand new live CD recorded in front of 20,000+ people at the magnificent and picturesque gardens of Torre De Belem in her home town of Lisbon, Portugal. Recorded in 2005, with an orchestra (Sinfonetta de Lisbon) led by Jacques Morelenbaum, the beautiful fado singer transports the listener to a timeless evening in Lisbon.
The special bonus DVD is a documentary called Mariza And The Story Of Fado, which examines the art of fado, its history and development through interviews with and performances by Mariza and other fadistas, musicians and experts. Filmed on location in Lisbon, the program contains archival footage of famous past singers, including the late acclaimed Amalia Rodrigues
Amazon.com: Even if you're not well-versed in Portuguese fado music, it's easy to be swayed by its rich, mournful sense of emotion. Mariza, one of the genre's premiere contemporary vocalists, see fado as an international language. She makes a convincing case on Concerto em Lisboa, a live recording captured duirng her acclaimed performance at the Tower of Belem. It's an alternately elegant and electric showcase, highlighted by Mariza's gorgeous, piercing voice. She's backed by a full orchestra, whose timing and tightness only add to the experience. From the opening strains of "Loucura" through the closing "Ó Gente Da Minha Terra," Mariza is alternately somber and festive, creating a perfect synergy of singer and musicians. The disc's shattering standout track, "Menino Do Bairro Negro," is likely as gorgeous as anything you've heard in any language. --Joey Guerra
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A fantasic surprise, a new face in the portuguese musical scene, the best female fado singer since Amália Rodrigues. Wonderful.
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quite disappointing as the concerto DVD is defective, not only on the first shipping but sam with the second shipment....
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this cd/dvd combo shares not only the voice of an angel but some of her thoughts and descriptions about why this music carries the soul of a country.
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Superb! What an incredibe voice.
Certain fados send the chills up your spine, others make you cry. Simply powerful and emotional.
Congratulations Mariza and thank you for bringing Portugal close to our hearts no matter where we are. Viva Portugal!!
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Wonderful CD and DVD with some video features and a fantastic concert in Lisbon. I sing all the days the famous song: Fado meu Fado!!
Go Mariza! Go!
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