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Gal Costa
Gal Costa (born September 26, 1945 in Salvador, Brazil), is a popular singer in Brazil.
Influenced by music from a young age by her record store owner father, Costa became one of Brazil's foremost female Tropicalismo movement singers and guitar players during the late 1960s and 70s. Along with her friend Maria Bethânia, she became a political activist often coming into conflict with Brazil's government when dissent in music was censored. Fellow musician Caetano Veloso Read Full BioGal Costa (born September 26, 1945 in Salvador, Brazil), is a popular singer in Brazil.
Influenced by music from a young age by her record store owner father, Costa became one of Brazil's foremost female Tropicalismo movement singers and guitar players during the late 1960s and 70s. Along with her friend Maria Bethânia, she became a political activist often coming into conflict with Brazil's government when dissent in music was censored. Fellow musician Caetano Veloso, Maria Bethânia's brother, introduced her to Gilberto Gil and Tom Zé in 1963, who managed to secure her a recording deal in São Paulo for her debut album Domingo with Caetano Veloso. In 1973, the cover of Costa's album "India" was censored due to her wearing a risque red bikini. Costa has recorded songs composed by a number of Brazil's most popular songwriters such as Antônio Carlos Jobim, Jorge Ben Jor, and Erasmo Carlos. In 1982 the single "Festa do Interior" from the double album "Fantasia" became her biggest ever hit, going multi-platinum by the end of the year. Costa appeared in the 1995 film "The Mandarin" ("O Mandarim) as the singer Carmen Miranda. She has recorded songs in Portuguese, Spanish and English.
Influenced by music from a young age by her record store owner father, Costa became one of Brazil's foremost female Tropicalismo movement singers and guitar players during the late 1960s and 70s. Along with her friend Maria Bethânia, she became a political activist often coming into conflict with Brazil's government when dissent in music was censored. Fellow musician Caetano Veloso Read Full BioGal Costa (born September 26, 1945 in Salvador, Brazil), is a popular singer in Brazil.
Influenced by music from a young age by her record store owner father, Costa became one of Brazil's foremost female Tropicalismo movement singers and guitar players during the late 1960s and 70s. Along with her friend Maria Bethânia, she became a political activist often coming into conflict with Brazil's government when dissent in music was censored. Fellow musician Caetano Veloso, Maria Bethânia's brother, introduced her to Gilberto Gil and Tom Zé in 1963, who managed to secure her a recording deal in São Paulo for her debut album Domingo with Caetano Veloso. In 1973, the cover of Costa's album "India" was censored due to her wearing a risque red bikini. Costa has recorded songs composed by a number of Brazil's most popular songwriters such as Antônio Carlos Jobim, Jorge Ben Jor, and Erasmo Carlos. In 1982 the single "Festa do Interior" from the double album "Fantasia" became her biggest ever hit, going multi-platinum by the end of the year. Costa appeared in the 1995 film "The Mandarin" ("O Mandarim) as the singer Carmen Miranda. She has recorded songs in Portuguese, Spanish and English.
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Coração Vagabundo
by Gal Costa and Caetano Veloso
Meu coração não se cansa
De ter esperança
De um dia ser tudo o que quer
Meu coração de criança
Não é só a lembrança
De um vulto feliz de mulher
Que passou por meu sonho sem dizer adeus
E fez dos olhos meus um chorar mais sem fim
Meu coração vagabundo
Quer guardar o mundo em mim
Meu coração vagabundo
Quer guardar o mundo em mim
Meu coração não se cansa
De ter esperança
De um dia ser tudo o que quer
Meu coração de criança
Não é só a lembrança
De um vulto feliz de mulher
Que passou por meu sonho sem dizer adeus
E fez dos olhos meus um chorar mais sem fim
Meu coração vagabundo
Quer guardar o mundo em mim
Meu coração vagabundo
Quer guardar o mundo em mim
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA/AMCOS
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
by Gal Costa and Caetano Veloso
Meu coração não se cansa
De ter esperança
De um dia ser tudo o que quer
Meu coração de criança
Não é só a lembrança
De um vulto feliz de mulher
Que passou por meu sonho sem dizer adeus
E fez dos olhos meus um chorar mais sem fim
Meu coração vagabundo
Quer guardar o mundo em mim
Meu coração vagabundo
Quer guardar o mundo em mim
Meu coração não se cansa
De ter esperança
De um dia ser tudo o que quer
Meu coração de criança
Não é só a lembrança
De um vulto feliz de mulher
Que passou por meu sonho sem dizer adeus
E fez dos olhos meus um chorar mais sem fim
Meu coração vagabundo
Quer guardar o mundo em mim
Meu coração vagabundo
Quer guardar o mundo em mim
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