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[Ricky]

have you ever heard her sing alive? 8)

www.mariza.com

I have 8)

[Hedgehog]

Ricky wrote: have you ever heard her sing alive? 8)

www.mariza.com

I have 8)


I am sure it would be better than her singing dead.... :shock: :shock: :shock:



JOKE...!!!!

[Ricky]

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

:wink: :wink:
people will listen to her when she is no longer around :wink:

She is in class of her own 8)

[Ricky]

Mariza is a timeless jewel, I believe. 8)

what ya think? :wink:

[kamar]

:? :? :?
In this moment I need music more alive :?

[kamar]

Where is she from ? :roll:
wow, now the song is more alive :lol:

[Ricky]

Mozambique born...

She sings in Portuguese spoken in Portugal, Mozambique, Cape Verde, Brazil, and a few other countries.

She sings in a Portuguese "fado" modern style. Real gem. She won several world awards in music as well as awards for preserving the Portuguese culture.

Since 2005, she has been touring North America and Europe, giving concerts. We were lucky to have her in the Windy City to perform at the Millinium Park for FREE :shock: 8)

She sang so beautifully, people refused to leave and gave her a 15-minute standing ovation with "Bravo" and stuff that she had to come back and give another song, and then she gracefully bowed, being so humble about her own talent and so grateful of people's appreciation of it...I waas actually so proud of many people here who came. Half way through the 1-hour concert, it started to rain, but people moved close to the stage of the open air park, popped their umbrellas (those who were prepared), and those without umbrellas simply tried to find some spot from rain, but people stayed 8) Thunderstorm and pouring rain started the minute she finished singing, and it rained for hours... My friend and I were waiting for another friend to rescue us and we ran barefeet through the rain to the car after this concert, but it was absolutely worth it, even ruining our dresses 8) :oops: :oops: :lol: :wink: opps, I am not sure what Ricky ruined. It was kat really 8)

[kamar]

Thanks Ricky.
Listening again her music, is not so bad.

[Ricky]

Good for you.

Have you ever heard Cezi, Cesaria Evora from Cape Verde? She sings in Portuguese too, but different kind of stuff 8)

[kamar]

Cape Verde ?
I will listen the music soon there :wink:

[Winky]

Ricky wrote: Good for you.

Have you ever heard Cezi, Cesaria Evora from Cape Verde? She sings in Portuguese too, but different kind of stuff 8)




Obrigaga Alisa I liked it you posted Mariza :) I had an enjoyable hour this afternoon when I wrote this post but have' t had the time to post this yet :oops:

In Angola ( a former Portuguese colony I heard allot of fado its very
sad music I don't like all fado but Mariza's own version of fado is easier on the ears then the traditional fado




http://www.ritmoartists.com/Mariza/audiovideo_mz.htm
video and audio links

Fado emerged from the brothels and taverns of Lisbon about 200 years ago, and were first sung by lonely sailors. Today the songs are mostly performed in restaurants and special fado clubs.

If you liked Mariza Alisa then try and find Cesaria Evora she is
the queen of Morna her songs are filled with heartache longing and sorrow
Morna is a genre of Cape Verdean music, related to Portuguese fado, Brazilian modinha, Argentinian tango, and Angolan lament.
Évora's voice, is a finely tuned melancholy instrument with a touch of hoarseness.
Even audiences who do not understand her language are held spell-bound by the emotions evident in her performances.

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_type=search_videos&search_sort=relevance&search_query=sodade+&search=Search
:) Cesaria on video lol close your eyes :roll: its her voice not her looks which are remarkable

saudade ( the pain of missing the person you love but who lives far away from you)





http://worldmusic.about.com/od/bandsartistsaz/p/CesariaEvora.htm
Césaria Evora
sodade

Quem mostro'b
Ess caminho longe?
Quem mostro'b
Ess caminho longe?
Ess caminho
Pa São Tomé

Sodade sodade sodade
Dess nha terra d’São Nicolau

Si bo t'screve'm
M’ta screve'b
Si bo t'squece'm
M’ta squece'b

Até dia
Ke bo volta

Sodade sodade sodade
Dess nha terra d’São Nicolau

[Ricky]

Winky wrote: Ricky wrote: Good for you.

Have you ever heard Cezi, Cesaria Evora from Cape Verde? She sings in Portuguese too, but different kind of stuff 8)




Obrigaga Alisa I liked it you posted Mariza :) I had an enjoyable hour this afternoon when I wrote this post but have' t had the time to post this yet :oops:

In Angola ( a former Portuguese colony I heard allot of fado its very
sad music I don't like all fado but Mariza's own version of fado is easier on the ears then the traditional fado




http://www.ritmoartists.com/Mariza/audiovideo_mz.htm
video and audio links

Fado emerged from the brothels and taverns of Lisbon about 200 years ago, and were first sung by lonely sailors. Today the songs are mostly performed in restaurants and special fado clubs.

If you liked Mariza Alisa then try and find Cesaria Evora she is
the queen of Morna her songs are filled with heartache longing and sorrow
Morna is a genre of Cape Verdean music, related to Portuguese fado, Brazilian modinha, Argentinian tango, and Angolan lament.
Évora's voice, is a finely tuned melancholy instrument with a touch of hoarseness. Even audiences who do not understand her language are held spell-bound by the emotions evident in her performances.

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_type=search_videos&search_sort=relevance&search_query=sodade+&search=Search
:) Cesaria on video lol close your eyes :roll: its her voice not her looks which are remarkable
saudade ( the pain of missing the person you love but who lives far away from you)





http://worldmusic.about.com/od/bandsartistsaz/p/CesariaEvora.htm
Césaria Evora
sodade

Quem mostro'b
Ess caminho longe?
Quem mostro'b
Ess caminho longe?
Ess caminho
Pa São Tomé

Sodade sodade sodade
Dess nha terra d’São Nicolau

Si bo t'screve'm
M’ta screve'b
Si bo t'squece'm
M’ta squece'b

Até dia
Ke bo volta

Sodade sodade sodade
Dess nha terra d’São Nicolau

Winky 8)

I am glad you loved Mariza's voice and version of fado. 8)

Ricky is quite familiar with the barefoot diva CEZI for quite some time :wink: 8) 8) YES YES YES

BESAME MUCHO :wink: in fact have been listening to her for an hour 8)

NHO ANTONE ESCADERODE is such a grove too 8) :wink:

some samples:
http://www.caboverde.com/evora/evr-0004.htm

Coragem Irmon is very good, but not on this link

Winky, mi dear, if you insist on calling Ricks a girl's name :oops: , call KAT 8) :wink: Thank you 8)

[Winky]

Ok :) Kitty cat :wink: will do anything to keep you happy :roll:
Thanks I will look and listen tomorrow I badly need some sleep now

Nighty
:wink: