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 Chico Buarque - As cidades Artist...............: Chico Buarque Album................: As cidades Genre................: Bossanova Source...............: CD Year.................: 1989 Ripper...............: Exact Audio Copy (Secure mode) & Asus CD-S520 Codec................: Free Lossless Audio Codec (FLAC) Version..............: reference libFLAC 1.2.1 20070917 Quality..............: Lossless, (avg. compression: 60 %) Channels.............: Stereo / 44100 HZ / 16 Bit Tags.................: VorbisComment Information..........: TntVillage Ripped by............: leonenero on 06/05/2012 Posted by............: leonenero on 06/05/2012 News Server..........: news.astraweb.com News Group(s)........: alt.binaries.sounds.flac.full_albums Included.............: NFO, LOG, CUE Covers...............: Front Back CD Tracklisting 1. Chico Buarque - Carioca [02.44] 2. Chico Buarque - Iracema voou [02.59] 3. Chico Buarque - Sonhos, sonhos sao [03.16] 4. Chico Buarque - A ostra e o vento [03.30] 5. Chico Buarque - Xote de navegacao [02.31] 6. Chico Buarque - Voce voce [02.54] 7. Chico Buarque - Assestamento [03.44] 8. Chico Buarque - Injuriado [02.29] 9. Chico Buarque - Aquela Mulher [02.22] 10. Chico Buarque - Cecilia [04.04] 11. Chico Buarque - Chao de esmeraldas [02.48] Playing Time.........: 33.26 Total Size...........: 202,10 MB NFO generated on.....: 06/05/2012 10.55.47 Another solid, mellow album, with no glaring or intrusive moments. The cover art -- with Buarque's features superimposed onto several different faces -- is a little disturbing, but the music is nice. This album marked the first solo show by Chico Buarque after the Paratodos tour (1994). As always, Buarque played for full houses. Having almost only new songs (exceptions are "Chão de Esmeraldas," with Hermínio Bello de Carvalho, from Chico Buarque de Mangueira; "Assentamento," from Terra, companion for the homonymous photography book by Sebastião Salgado; and "A Ostra E O Vento"), explored with his somewhat sad voice, the album presents, nevertheless, a rich urban imagery landscape where humor and irony dwell. "Cecília," with its rich string arrangement, is an example of the latter, with the irony directed against himself -- where he expresses his envy of grandiloquent orchestral singers. Buarque's fans will charge him for almost non-existent political references, but he wisely accompanied the times, which are obviously less politicized. He even says "Hoje tem baile funk!" ("Today there is a funk party" in Carioca) The melodies in this album are the great news. Complex, hard to sing, rich, and sophisticated, they are the best evidence that Buarque knew how to adapt himself to the times, still making justice to his broad fan base. With partnerships with Hermínio Bello de Carvalho, Dominguinhos, and Guinga (this one has so strong a personal mark in his complex, dissonant melodies that one can undoubtedly point out his authorship through the sole audition of the song "Você, Você"), the samba as his main vehicle (even if in a subtle way), the violão in the forefront, and delicate orchestrations showing underneath, Chico Buarque remains Chico Buarque even when being contemporary. :: Generated by Music NFO Builder v1.21a - www.nfobuilder.com :: 
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