Orlando Silva - 25 Anos Cantando para as Multidoes (1959)

This is one of those wise contributions made by my mother. I had with me that Orlando Silva was one of the greatest Brazilian singers of the radio years and this album shows that Orlando Silva is the greatest Brazilian singer of all time. Ruy Castro says that Orlando Silva was the best singer in the world on his peak. My apologies to my mother and to every Orlando Silva fan for keeping this album on wait for several months. Let's see.

This is Orlando Silva - 25 Anos Cantando para as Multidoes (1959), for Odeon, presented here with Imperial (1968) reissue, a tribute to Orlando Silva 25 years of recording career, featuring a compilation with tunes that I could not identify the first release date. Ruy Castro says Orlando Silva golden years were from the late 30's to the early 40's, and I would like very much if someone make additional work to identify each track release year. Loronix is all about Orlando Silva tonight, I'm making available a full documentary taken from Arquivo da Cinemateca do Museu de Arte Moderna do Rio de Janeiro, O Cantor das Multidoes, available on three chapters via Loronix streaming video. Tracks include:

01 - Errei Erramos (Ataulpho Alves)
02 - Ciúme Sem Razão (Joao de Barro / Alberto Ribeiro)
03 - Boêmio (Ataulpho Alves / W. Falcao)
04 - Uma Saudade a Mais Uma Esperança a Menos (Silvino Neto / Carlos Moraes)
05 - Fuga (Lupscinio Rodrigues)
06 - Mentiras (Carolina Cardoso de Menezes / Armando Fernandes)
07 - A Última Canção (Guilherme A. Pereira)
08 - Faixa de Cetim (Ary Barroso)
09 - Horas Iguais (J. M. de Abreu / Francisco Mattoso)
10 - Desprêzo (Raul Sampaio / Ivo Santos)
11 - Dá me Tuas Maos (Roberto Martins / Mario Lago)
12 - Eu e Ela (Rene Bittencourt / Carolina Cardoso de Menezes)