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Saturday, September 15, 2007
Aracy de Almeida - Noel Rosa | 78rpm (1950)
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Let's start this Samba Saturday at Loronix with a classy album, awaited by several Loronixers since it was presented months ago. I was v...
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Music Video | Luiz Bonfa - Menina Flor (1966)
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Hello, Good Evening! One of the benefits of the new Loronix design is the chance of showing bigger videos. However, several different browse...
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Orquestra de Lyrio Panicali - Nova Dimensao (1964)
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I've been thinking a lot on the right approach to this post. This record is probably among the top five albums available at this website...
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Friday, September 14, 2007
A Cor do Som - Transe Total (1980)
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A couple of weeks ago we released an album of a Brazilian instrumental jazz fusion band recorded in Montreux Jazz Festival, by that time, I ...
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Challenge | Who are these Brazilian artists?
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What a nice photo! When I saw it today, the first word in my mind was "Challenge". The mission here is the identification of these...
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Clara Nunes - Clara Nunes (1973)
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I was saving this post for some of those Loronix Samba Saturday, but I think it will fit very nice today, such like an amulet to bring lucky...
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Thursday, September 13, 2007
Doris Monteiro - 78rpm | Todamerica 5220 (1952)
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Here we go on the 78-rpm album of the day and the first in the format recorded by the legendary label Todamerica, active from the 50's u...
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Severino Araujo e Orquestra Tabajara - Brasil (1981)
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Hello, Good Evening! It's been a hard day's night, and I've been working like a parrot this week. Especially today, managing cus...
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The Seven Stars - The Seven Stars (1959)
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Here we go on the Para Dancar release of the day, featuring the first album of a group that was introduced with a contribution of the great ...
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Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Raul de Barros - O Trombone de Ouro (1983)
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Gafieira is a Brazilian dancing style based on Samba that had a great popularity in the 30's to 40's in Rio de Janeiro, a time with ...
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