Artist.......: Fernanda Abreu
Album........: MTV Ao Vivo
Label........: Universal / MTVBrasil
Genre........: Funk
Catnr........: 60249878174
source.......: DVD
rip.date.....: Jul-04-2007
str.date.....: Jun-30-2006
quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: http://fernandaabreu.uol.com.br
track title time
01. Abertura Funk
02. A Noite
03. Baile Funk
04. Brasil Θ o Paφs do Suingue
05. Jorge de Capad≤cia
06. VocΩ para Mim
07. Garota Sangue Bom
08. Baile da Pesada
09. Kßtia Flßvia, Godiva do Irajß
10. Tudo Vale a Pena
11. Aguarela Brasileira
12. Um Amor, Um Lugar
13. Dance Dance
14. A dois Passos do Paraiso
15. Roda Que Se Mexe/Kid Brilhantina
16. Veneno da Lata
17. ╔ Hoje
18. Rio 40 Graus
19. Bloco Rap Rio 2006
20. Bloco Funk
Runtime 90:33 min
Size 127 MB
Release Notes:
In 1981, at 19, Fernanda Abreu had an amateur band
with Leo Jaime (Nota Vermelha) and was doing
contemporary dancing in the groups Coringa and Fonte.
Later in that year, she joined Blitz, a band of
historical importance for Brazilian rock of the '80s.
In that period she participated in albums by Plebe Rude
(O Concreto Jß Rachou, 1985) and Ricardo Barreto,
formerly of Blitz (Prisioneiros do Ar, 1986).
After the dissolution of the band in 1986, Abreu
gradually structured her solo career, preparing
material, doing shows, and recording with Fausto
Fawcett, Laufer, and Serginho Mekler. In 1989, having
already written some originals, she met Herbert Vianna
(from Paralamas do Sucesso).
Encouraged by him, Abreu formed a funk/disco band with
Fßbio Fonseca (former Nota Vermelha), Fernando Vidal
(guitar), AurΘlio Dias (bass), and Bodπo (drums).
Her first solo album, SLA Radical Dance Disco Club
(1990), was produced by Herbert Vianna and Fßbio
Fonseca and had a hit with "A Noite" (Abreu/Luφs
Stein/Laufer). Her second album, SLA2/Be Sample (1992),
was one of the earliest Brazilian pop records to
extensively employ the sampler, and had success with
"Rio 40 Graus" (Abreu/Fausto Fawcett/Laufer).
Since then, considered the first lady of the Brazilian
disco, Abreu became the most popular female funk singer
with Da Lata, which had "Veneno da Lata" (Abreu/Will
Mowat), "Garota Sangue Bom" (Abreu/ Fawcett), and
"Brasil ╔ o Paφs do Suφngue" (Abreu/Fawcett/Laufer
/Hermano Vianna).
Alvaro Neder, All Music Guide
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