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Ary Barroso - 100 anos

Ary Barroso
Discos: MPB / Samba

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Ficha técnica Discos

Sello	EMI
Estilo	MPB / Samba
Año de Inicio de Recopilación	1936
Año de Fin de Recopilación	1974
Año de Edición Original	2004
Observaciones	2CDs

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CD1
Recopilatorio con interpretaciones de: Angela Maria; Carmen Miranda & Ary Barroso; Dalva de Oliveira; Dircinha Batista; Dorival Caymmi; Elizeth Cardoso; Francisco Alves; Luiz Barbosa & Carmen Miranda; Moraes Netto; Trio Irakitan.

CD2
Incluye íntegramente el disco “Encontro com Ary” (1955) (temas 6 a 12 y 14), en el que Ary presenta los temas y los interpreta él solo al piano, excepto "Camisa amarela" en el que también canta. Incluye también 5 temas (temas 1 a 5) del disco “Meu Brasil brasileiro” (1958) (con orquesta y coros) y el tema instrumental "Sem ela / No tabuleiro da baiana" grabado en 1939.

"A cool 2-CD set that highlights Barroso both as a composer and as a performer. The first disc features fourteen classic, golden age recordings of Barroso's best-known songs, sung by the likes of Francisco Alves, Elizeth Cardoso, Carmen Miranda, Angela Maria, and others. Disc Two spotlights Barroso himself, in rare recordings from the late 1950s and early '60s, and this material is what really makes this collection a must-have for fans of old-school samba-cancao. The first few of these tracks have Barroso backed by a big, goofy-sounding orchestra, a modern band playing his old-fashioned songs with too much pep and not enough emotion, complete with the author, plunking away on the piano, sounding a bit corny himself. Fortunately I like corny music, so I stuck it out long enough to hear the later tracks, which are stripped-down solo pieces, just Barroso and his piano, playing his finest songs, often with short spoken introductions, and occasionally with Barroso singing as well, in his plain, playful voice. And, as is often the case, there's just nothing as gratifying or magical as hearing a composer singing their own work. Barroso displays the same kind of wry, ironic that his contemporaries such as Cole Porter, or Frank Loesser, or Harold Arlen showed with they sang their songs, a sly, winking, easygoing charm... These are relaxed performances that somehow bring out nuances that more elaborate, energetic versions often don't have... It's cool stuff, that definitely gets to the heart of his work. Recommended!" slipcue.com