Elis Regina - Falso Brilhante (1976)

Hello, good evening! Thanks for the amazing feedback given to yesterday's launching of Musicos do Brasil website, a project that I'm very proud to take part working with a great team. Many thanks to everybody who had the chance to collaborate with us until we made this initial launching, especially the musicians by providing their information, photos and audios to our database. We have there a huge content, more than 500 musicians' pictures and more than 15 hours of music for listening. Everything provided by the musicians. And we are still counting since there are many new musicians to be activated and several existing musicians are now providing additional material.

Anyway, the music cannot stop at Loronix and this is what I call a flawless release, Elis Regina is one of the most demanded artists by our community, this album is considered one of her best releases in the 70's and it is also surprisingly out of print. Let's see.

This is Elis Regina - Falso Brilhante (1976), for Philips. I always thought this album was a live recording of the famous Elis Regina's Falso Brilhante show, but is a studio session based on the repertoire of that successful show, continuously on stage for more than a year from December 1975 until February 1977. Falso Brilhante is also about one of my favorites Brazilian composers, Belchior, author Como os Nossos Pais, one of greatest Elis Regina interpretations, which is Falso Brilhante opening track and also my selection to Loronix Preview Center. Tracks include:

Personnel

Cesar Camargo Mariano
(piano, keyboards, violao, arrangements)
Crispim Del Cristia, Natan Marques
(guitar, violao)
Nene
(drums)
Wilson Gomes
(bass)

Track List

01 - Como Nossos Pais (Belchior)
02 - Velha Roupa Colorida (Belchior)
03 - Los Hermanos (Atahualpa Yupanqui)
04 - Um Por Todos (João Bosco / Aldir Blanc)
05 - Fascinação (F. D. Marchetti / Armando Louzada)
06 - Jardins de Infância (João Bosco / Aldir Blanc)
07 - Quero (Thomas Roth)
08 - Gracias a La Vida (Violeta Parra)
09 - O Cavaleiro e os Moinhos (João Bosco / Aldir Blanc)
10 - Tatuagem (Chico Buarque / Ruy Guerra)

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