Name: Bom Dia *
Brand: Candid
SKU: 744690
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Bom Dia *

By Nois 4

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Format

CD (1 Disc); Stereo

Release Date

3 November 2006

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Album: Bom Dia *
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Ra, A
2)	Para-Raio
3)	Chovendo Na Roseira
4)	Bom Dia
5)	Insensatez
6)	Procurando Tu
7)	Atras Da Porta
8)	Tres Vendas
9)	Dindi
10)	Medley: Que Maravilha/S'Wonderful
11)	E Doce Morrer No Mar
12)	Medley: Vestidinho/Canto Pra Cira

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EAN

0708857977925

Writer

Nois 4

Producer

Chris Wells, Chris Wells

Studio/Live

Studio

Label

Candid

Dimensions

12.6 x 14.5 x 1 centimeters (0.06 kg)

Performer Notes

N¢is 4/As Meninas (London): M“nica Vasconcelos (vocals, triangle); Ife Tolentino (guitar, background vocals); Ingrid Laubrock (melodica, saxophone, background vocals).
Personnel: Chris Wells (background vocals).
Recording information: Jacob's Studios, England (10/1999).
Photographers: Ingrid Laubrock; Chris Wells ; Steve Lodder.
As Meninas is Portuguese for "the girls." The name was adopted provisionally when vocalist Monica Vasconcelos and saxophonist Ingrid Laubrock were auditioning for gigs in London. But the name stuck, even though two men have since joined: guitarist Ife Tolentino and drummer/percussionist Chris Wells. The four members hail from around the globe, but they live and work in London, where their elegant Brazilian stylings are particularly well received.
Much of the music on Bom Dia is strongly reminiscent of the jazz-influenced bossa nova style introduced by Stan Getz and Joao and Astrud Gilberto on the classic 1963 album Getz/Gilberto. But As Meninas puts its own stamp on the genre. Although they perform famous Jobim songs such as "Insensatez" and "Dindi," they also shed light on lesser-known figures such as Djavan, Jackson Do Pandeiro, and Dorival Caymmi. In addition to samba and bossa nova, they cook with the more exotic South American flavor of the baiao on "Tres Vendas" and the rump-shaking "Procurando Tu." While ballads like "Atr s da Porta" come close to easy listening, the spare acoustic format of the group still casts a spell. It might seem like a stretch, but something about their female-fronted, rhythmically seductive sound brings to mind Pizzicato Five and Stereolab. ~ David R. Adler