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With Toquinho & Bethania En La Fusa Review

With Toquinho and Bethania En La Fusa
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With Toquinho & Bethania En La Fusa ReviewLa Fusa was a "cafe concert" (night club) located in Mar del Plata, Argentina in the late sixties, and later moving to Punta del Este, Uruguay. The two cities were, and are, the playground of the Argentine high class (and increasingly middle class as well). Vinicius brought his great Brazilian musicians to demonstrate the wonderfullness of bossa nova to appreciating crowds. There are two recordings, this one made I believe in Mar del Plata, and another one (referred to above) made in Punta del este with Maria Creuza, which is also wonderful. The live history of bossa nova.With Toquinho & Bethania En La Fusa Overview

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Brazil: Music From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Review

Brazil: Music From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
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Brazil: Music From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack ReviewMichael Kamen's score for Brazil is sweeping, soaring, and captures all of the hopeful longing of the protagonist dreamer of the film. Any fan of Erich Wolfgang Korngold will love Kamen's symphonic rendition of the title song, which plays throughout. I don't normally care for dialogue provided on a soundtrack (for instance, the overbearing voice-overs on Hans Zimmer's Hannibal soundtrack or the sometimes unnecessary dialogue on Vangelis' Blade Runner soundtrack), however I didn't mind so much for the dialogue on this soundtrack. Recommended for anyone who enjoys grand, sweeping film scores.Brazil: Music From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Overview

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