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Clara Nunes
Clara Nunes (Cedro da Cachoeira, 12 August 1943 or 1942 — Rio de Janeiro, 2 April 1983), is considered one of the major Brasilian singers of samba music, next to Beth Carvalho and Alcione .
Born in rural Minas Gerais in the Cedro da Cachoeira district, which at the time was a part of the Paraopeba local district, later to become Caetanópolis. Her date of birth is unknown, but is thought to be in 1942 or 1943.
Nunes had a big hit with "Conto de areia"(Romildo/ Toninho) from her 1974 LP Alvorecer Read Full BioClara Nunes (Cedro da Cachoeira, 12 August 1943 or 1942 — Rio de Janeiro, 2 April 1983), is considered one of the major Brasilian singers of samba music, next to Beth Carvalho and Alcione .
Born in rural Minas Gerais in the Cedro da Cachoeira district, which at the time was a part of the Paraopeba local district, later to become Caetanópolis. Her date of birth is unknown, but is thought to be in 1942 or 1943.
Nunes had a big hit with "Conto de areia"(Romildo/ Toninho) from her 1974 LP Alvorecer, which sold over 300 thousand copies (never before achieved by a woman in Brazil). This destroyed the myth that female singers could not sell records and encouraged record companies to invest more in female talents. Her following record releases transformed her into a symbol of Brazilian samba, with her 1975 LP Claridade superseding her previous year's release.
In her following albums, one can see the large variation of rhythms in her repertoire, including baiões, ballads and even waltzes, confirming her versatility of her music.
Brasil Mestiço (1983) was her biggest selling album. Nunes has over fifteen gold discs in her collection and is remembered with great admiration by Brazilians. She died prematurely in 1983, victim of an unsuccessful varicose vein operation.
She was married to Paulo César Pinheiro, with whom she recorded several compositions.
Born in rural Minas Gerais in the Cedro da Cachoeira district, which at the time was a part of the Paraopeba local district, later to become Caetanópolis. Her date of birth is unknown, but is thought to be in 1942 or 1943.
Nunes had a big hit with "Conto de areia"(Romildo/ Toninho) from her 1974 LP Alvorecer Read Full BioClara Nunes (Cedro da Cachoeira, 12 August 1943 or 1942 — Rio de Janeiro, 2 April 1983), is considered one of the major Brasilian singers of samba music, next to Beth Carvalho and Alcione .
Born in rural Minas Gerais in the Cedro da Cachoeira district, which at the time was a part of the Paraopeba local district, later to become Caetanópolis. Her date of birth is unknown, but is thought to be in 1942 or 1943.
Nunes had a big hit with "Conto de areia"(Romildo/ Toninho) from her 1974 LP Alvorecer, which sold over 300 thousand copies (never before achieved by a woman in Brazil). This destroyed the myth that female singers could not sell records and encouraged record companies to invest more in female talents. Her following record releases transformed her into a symbol of Brazilian samba, with her 1975 LP Claridade superseding her previous year's release.
In her following albums, one can see the large variation of rhythms in her repertoire, including baiões, ballads and even waltzes, confirming her versatility of her music.
Brasil Mestiço (1983) was her biggest selling album. Nunes has over fifteen gold discs in her collection and is remembered with great admiration by Brazilians. She died prematurely in 1983, victim of an unsuccessful varicose vein operation.
She was married to Paulo César Pinheiro, with whom she recorded several compositions.
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O Mar Serenou
by Clara Nunes
O mar serenou quando ela pisou na areia
Quem samba na beira do mar é sereia
O pescador não tem medo
É segredo se volta ou se fica no fundo do mar
Ao ver a morena bonita sambando
Se explica que não vai pescar
Deixa o mar serenar
O mar serenou quando ela pisou na areia
Quem samba na beira do mar é sereia
A lua brilhava vaidosa
De si orgulhosa e prosa com que deus lhe deu
Ao ver a morena sambando
Foi se acabrunhando então adormeceu o sol apareceu
O mar serenou quando ela pisou na areia
Quem samba na beira do mar é sereia
Um frio danado que vinha
Do lado gelado que o povo até se intimidou
Morena aceitou o desafio Sambou
E o frio sentiu seu calor e o samba se esquentou
O mar serenou quando ela pisou na areia
Quem samba na beira do mar é sereia
A estrela que estava escondida
Sentiu-se atraída depois então apareceu
Mas ficou tão enternecida Indagou
A si mesma a estrela afinal será ela ou sou eu
O mar serenou quando ela pisou na areia
Quem samba na beira do mar é sereia
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: ANTONIO CANDEIA FILHO
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
by Clara Nunes
O mar serenou quando ela pisou na areia
Quem samba na beira do mar é sereia
O pescador não tem medo
É segredo se volta ou se fica no fundo do mar
Ao ver a morena bonita sambando
Se explica que não vai pescar
Deixa o mar serenar
O mar serenou quando ela pisou na areia
Quem samba na beira do mar é sereia
A lua brilhava vaidosa
De si orgulhosa e prosa com que deus lhe deu
Ao ver a morena sambando
Foi se acabrunhando então adormeceu o sol apareceu
O mar serenou quando ela pisou na areia
Quem samba na beira do mar é sereia
Um frio danado que vinha
Do lado gelado que o povo até se intimidou
Morena aceitou o desafio Sambou
E o frio sentiu seu calor e o samba se esquentou
O mar serenou quando ela pisou na areia
Quem samba na beira do mar é sereia
A estrela que estava escondida
Sentiu-se atraída depois então apareceu
Mas ficou tão enternecida Indagou
A si mesma a estrela afinal será ela ou sou eu
O mar serenou quando ela pisou na areia
Quem samba na beira do mar é sereia
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: ANTONIO CANDEIA FILHO
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
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