Deolinda - Mundo Pequenino
ARTIST........: Deolinda
TITLE.........: Mundo Pequenino
LABEL.........: Universal
URL...........: http://www.deolinda.com.pt
GENRE.........: Folklore / Fado / Pop / World Music
QUALITY:......: 221 kbps avg/ 44100Hz / Joint Stereo
RIP DATE......: 2013-08-16
RELEASE DATE..: 2013-03-00
Tracklist:
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01. Algo novo 3:35
02. ConcordΓncia 3:00
03. Gente torta 3:00
04. Hß-de passar 2:29
05. Medo de mim 3:24
06. Musiquinha 3:33
07. Semßforo da Joπo XXI 2:47
08. Seja agora 3:05
09. Pois foi 3:05
10. Balanτo 4:21
11. Doidos 4:13
12. Nπo ouviste nada 4:17
Total 40:49
Release Notes:
Deolinda is a Portuguese quartet band founded in 2006 when brothers Pedro da
Silva Martins and Luis JosΘ Martins (formerly of the band 7-Headed Beast)
invited their cousin, Ana Bacalhau, who was then singing with the band Lupanar,
to sing four songs they had written. When they realized that her voice perfectly
fit their songs they invited her to join them. They also invited JosΘ Pedro
Leitπo, the bass player with Lupanar and currently Ana Bacalhau's husband, to
join themùcreating Deolinda.
Their second album, "Dois Selos e Um Carimbo" (Two Stamps and a Seal), released
in April 2010, topped the Portuguese charts at #1.
The song Parva que Sou premiered at four concerts in Lisbon and Porto in January
2011, even before it was released as a CD or video. The lyrics criticize modern
Portugal as a place where young people earn university degrees but are unable to
find meaningful employment. The song's catch line translates as "What a foolish
world, where in order to be a slave, it's necessary to study". The title
translates as "What a Fool I Am".
Parva que Sou gained immediate acclaim as an anthem of Portugal's economically
dislocated young generation. Bootleg videos of the song's concert premier went
viral on social networks immediately after the each performance.[1] which can be
heard at the band's official website.
Ana Bacalhau (vocals)
Luφs JosΘ Martins (classical guitar, ukulele, cavaquinho, guitalele, viola
braguesa and vocals)
Pedro da Silva Martins (composition, lyrics, classical guitar and vocals)
JosΘ Pedro Leitπo (double bass and vocals)