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Diamante Verdadeiro: Serie Ao Vivo
Maria Bethânia
Diamante Verdadeiro: Serie Ao Vivo
Genres: International Music, Pop, Latin Music
 
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Re-release by the Great Brazilian Super Diva, Recorded Live at the Olympia in Sao Paulo. It is Pure Evidence Why Bethania is Considered by Many as One of the Greatest Brazilian Singers Ever !!!

     
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All Artists: Maria Bethânia
Title: Diamante Verdadeiro: Serie Ao Vivo
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Bmg Int'l
Release Date: 3/11/1999
Album Type: Import
Genres: International Music, Pop, Latin Music
Styles: South & Central America, Brazil, Latin Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 743217115524

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Re-release by the Great Brazilian Super Diva, Recorded Live at the Olympia in Sao Paulo. It is Pure Evidence Why Bethania is Considered by Many as One of the Greatest Brazilian Singers Ever !!!
 

CD Reviews

New versions for old gems
Julio Encina | Buenos Aires, Argentina | 03/18/2000
(5 out of 5 stars)

"You will find here refined versions of those old songs that contributed to Bethania's present position in the MPB. She is singing better than ever, without loosing expressiveness ( " Olhos nos olhos ")or sweetness ( "Morena do mar" ), now defiant ( "Marginália II" ), now melancholic ( " Maninha"). Like superb wines, lots of subtle pleasures to be discovered."
I love this one...
Karenatasha | New York, NY USA | 04/25/2000
(5 out of 5 stars)

"This double CD of Maria Bethania's most recent (I believe) live performance is a remarkable collection, and one that essentially traces the whole of her career, from "Carcara," her first big hit, to songs from her newest studio recording A FORCA QUE NUNCA SECA. It's brilliantly organized: the first part is composed of songs about life and nature, including some wonderful traditional tunes by Dorival Caymmi. The second section focuses on romance and love: the best here are Caetano Veloso's and Waly Salomao's "Mel"--which earned Bethania the nickname Abelha Rainha or Queen Bee--and Chico Buarque's marvelously feminist "Olhos no Olhos." The third group covers politically oriented compositions, and if you don't speak Portuguese try to get someone to translate the words of the Gilberto Gil/Torquato Neto anthem "Marginalia II." It's incredible. The final song is a very interesting selection from Chico's repertoire, the not-very-often performed but great "Na Carreira." While a very, very few of the tunes are less than stellar ("E o amor," anyone?") the selection is generally fabulous and Bethania's beautiful interpretations and silky caressing voice never disappoint."