Agua De Beber
Astrud Gilberto & Antônio Carlos Jobim Lyrics

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Tiba-dum-dá, badebadabadá, tiba-dum-dê, badebadabadá, tiba-dum-dá, di-um-dá, di-um-dá
Tiba-dum-dá, badebadabadá, tiba-dum-dê, badebadabadá, tiba-dum-dá, di-um-dá, di-um-dá

Eu quis amar, mas tive medo
E quis salvar meu coração
Mas o amor sabe um segredo (lá-iá)
O medo pode matar o seu coração

Água de beber (de beber)
Água de beber, camará
Água de beber
Água de beber, camará

Tiba-dum-dá, badebadabadá, tiba-dum-dê, badebadabadá, tiba-dum-dá, di-um-dá, di-um-dá

Eu nunca fiz coisa tão certa
Entrei pra escola do perdão
A minha casa vive aberta
Abri todas as portas do coração

Água de beber (de beber)
Água de beber, camará
Água de beber (de beber)
Água de beber, camará
Água de beber
Água de beber, camará

Tiba-dum-dá, badebadabadá, tiba-dum-dê, badebadabadá, tiba-dum-dá, di-um-dá, di-um-dá

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to "Aguas De Marco" by Astrud Gilberto and Antonio Carlos Jobim explore the themes of love, fear, and vulnerability. The singer confesses that they wanted to love but were afraid, so they tried to protect their heart. However, they acknowledge that love holds a secret that fear can kill the heart. The song suggests that one cannot fully experience love without opening themselves up to vulnerability and taking risks.

The second verse suggests that the singer has learned from their past mistakes and has entered the "school of forgiveness." They have opened up their heart by leaving their doors open, inviting love in. The repetition of "água de beber" throughout the song acts as a metaphor for the essential and life-giving nature of love. Love is depicted as something necessary for survival, just like water.

Overall, "Aguas De Marco" is a powerful representation of the human experience, showing that love can feel intimidating and scary, but ultimately it is what we need to keep our hearts alive. Through the use of metaphors and poetic language, the lyrics offer a deeper understanding of the complexities of relationships and the importance of vulnerability.

Line by Line Meaning

Eu quis amar mas tive medo e quis salvar meu coração
I wanted to love, but I was afraid and wanted to protect my heart.

Mas o amor sabe um segredo o medo pode matar o seu coração
But love knows a secret, and fear can kill your heart.

Água de beber, água de beber camará, água de beber, água de beber camará
Water to drink, water to drink, my friend. Water to drink, water to drink, my friend.

Eu nunca fiz coisa tão certa, entrei pra escola do perdão
I've never done anything so right, I went to the school of forgiveness.

A minha casa vive aberta, abri todas as portas do coração
My house is always open, and I've opened all the doors of my heart.

Água de beber, água de beber camará, água de beber, água de beber camará
Water to drink, water to drink, my friend. Water to drink, water to drink, my friend.

Água de beber, água de beber camará
Water to drink, water to drink, my friend.

Lyrics © VM ENTERPRISES INC, CORCOVADO MUSIC CORPORATION, Tratore
Written by: Antonio Carlos Jobim, Vinicius De Moraes

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@markymarco2570

4y↑121

Tê bá dundá
Pá tê pá dá bá dába
Tê bá dundá
Pá tê pá dá bá dába
Tê bá dundá
Dai undá
Dai undá

Tê bá dundá
Pá tê lá dá bá dába
Tê bá dundá
Pá tê lá dá bá dába
Tê bá dundá
Dai undá
Dai undá

Eu quis amar mas tive medo
E quis salvar meu coração
Mas o amor sabe um segredo
O medo pode matar o seu coração

Água de beber, água de beber, camará
Água de beber, água de beber, camará

Tê bá dundá
Pá tê lá dá bá dába
Tê bá dundá
Pá tê lá dá bá dába
Tê bá dundá
Dai undá
Dai undá

Eu nunca fiz coisa tão certa
Entrei pra escola do perdão
A minha casa vive aberta
Abri todas as portas do coração

Água de beber, água de beber, camará
Água de beber, água de beber, camará
Água de beber, água de beber, camará

Tê bá dundá
Pá tê lá dá bá dába
Tê bá dundá
Pá tê lá dá bá dába
Tê bá dundá
Dai undá
Dai undá

All comments from YouTube:

@brunosouza8802

46w↑356

Descanse em paz Astrud Gilberto!

R.I.P. Astrud Gilberto

@klondike69none85

36w↑8

LEYENDA

@Brennosimoes2023

28w↑11

A voz dela era maravilhosa!

@kryptichands968

22w↑1

An angelico

@pbabiesinspace6112

10w↑1

Strange passive singing. I absolutely love it.

@lynneleeluckdowsing6654

3y↑1.8K

Love this Brazilian style of singing: no overdone vocal acrobatics; simply the beauty of the human voice.

@TheLinuxYes

3y↑60

yep, often, less is more.

@ebbtide9576

3y↑41

Me too. No vibrato even.

@byx2224

3y↑4

Hi ❤

@Beowulf_93

3y↑10

its possible cause the notes and octaves gently changes , better adaptet for the voice.

@lynneleeluckdowsing6654

3y↑27

@@Beowulf_93Oh Great Mythical Hero, I had not thought about the technicality of it but I suppose you're right. To be honest, I have nothing against variations on a note, so to speak, when it is an essential element of the genre, as in Carnatic and Rai music, which I love. However, I find myself becoming irritated when the embellishments are intended to draw attention to the singer rather than to the song. Perhaps I'm just irritable.

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@chang00w

7y↑2.8K

if heaven has waiting room, this would be the background music

@ACDCbassist

5y↑26

Then I want to go to hell

@leniwylen

5y↑17

You said it best brother 👈👈

@Chavezoid

5y↑120

@@ACDCbassist ..you're already there

@ACDCbassist

5y↑5

@@Chavezoid Damn it. Where can I exit? There is crappy music here.

@tzvimenashelifshitz3341

5y↑34

@@ACDCbassist Justin Bieber?

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@kahakookina2822

44w↑17

Astrud Gilberto was an icon of the mid-1960s here in America. She just recently passed away at 83 years 'young' on June 5, 2023. Many don't know who she is, even seniors, but I do and I'll never forget her and that better time in history: 1964 - 65.
If you hear her songs sung in Brazilian Portuguese it's even prettier.

@staffanolofsson8201

44w

I agree, Brazilian Portuguse is always better for her than english, even if I dont understand the text fully.

@robdixson196

3y↑181

The Brazilians really knew how to nail a cool style back then. It was like a whole country full of Bond villains.

@femalesupremacistoverlord6800

3y↑5

Fantastic description 😂

@Toyos-yk3ri

3y↑2

🤣

@ClockCutter

The US, and many other countries, also had a cool style before the crazy, radical nonsense in the late 60s.

@Mr.cladmaniac

Or even bond himself.

@NorryJones-kg1se

6w↑1

Yea ,loik wasname ( Biggs ) lol x

@PAWiley

2y↑230

I was in a kind of rock band in college, everyone picked two songs on which they could sing or play whatever instrument they wanted; and we would learn all of the combined songs and then perform them at a theatre concert as well as a dance.

One girl picked this song but could not sing the Portugues at all. I fell in love with the song and was compelled to learn the song myself, which in turn made me fall for the language, as well. A year later I travelled to Brazil for two months; it was my first time out of the country; I flew from Anchorage, AK to Rio de Janeiro.

@00vulture

2y↑21

That was so beautiful to read... Astrud singing truly touch people's heart, even if you can't understand/sing it yourself.

We'll be happy to receive you here again, Wiley! Huge hugs, amigo!

@PAWiley

2y↑16

@@00vulture muito ‘brigado, glad you enjoyed it. thats very nice of you. I definitely plan to travel back someday and explore much more, stay longer, work on language. Brazil is such a vast and diverse country, one couldn’t possibly see it all.

@jackkerouak

2y↑12

From Alaska to Rio, such a contrast! You're always welcome here in Brazil

@PAWiley

2y↑17

@@jackkerouak Yeah, going back after 2 months to Anchorage middle of winter was rough, lol. Thank you! I'll be back one day I'm sure.

I went when I was 19. In Alaska that's too young to drink or go into bars/clubs. I'd snuck in once or twice, but in Rio I was a kid in a candy store. I went with 2 friends; all 3 of us musicians, and two of us had been training Brazilian jiu jitsu for about a year, and we wanted to train down there. He was older than me, and once I got comfortable to the city life in Rio, at 19, rolling around on dirty mats with other men was the last thing on my mind. To be honest, so was traveling or doing anything touristy. We went to Bahia for a week for Carnaval (I got into Olodum and followed through the streets with them), but afterwards I felt homesick not for Alaska but for my apartment in Barra da Tijuca (we stayed in Leblon 1 month and Barra 1 month), and I missed the girls id met there and another friend id chanced to meet who I knew as a child back in Anchorage (that was crazy).

So I took a plane back to Rio and my other friends took a bus and traveled around Brazil a bit, I missed out on that cuz I just wanted to get back to rio.

But after I got back to Anchorage, I bought a book in the Tareveler's Tales series on Brazil; it's a compilation of stories and articles written by authors on their travelers ALL throughout the enormous country of Brazil. I was so fascinated by how many different kinds of places I got to visit through that book, and have yearned to go back to Brazil ever since. But next time I plan to spend my time traveling throughout the country, not spend it all playing guitar on the beach and going to clubs and meeting girls (though that is fun.)

@carlmiller8138

2y↑2

And what did you discover in my Country??

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@DavidMScott-cs8pp

37w↑44

As a teenager I fell big time for Bossa in the late 50s and as a drummer I immediately learned the beat. I'm 83 now and play in a Jazz trio. We do gigs and our fine Sax man, who is big Paul Desmond fan has incorporated many of Paul's Bossa/Samba numbers which I play on Bongos and that rhythm is very popular with even young people brought up on Rock.
They don't know anything about Latin but do respond to it 😃
RIP Astrud and original Girl From Ipanema !

@paulrichards2365

25w

What a shame that pretty girl had to go through time like all of us. Hard to believe that girl just passed away at 83.

@tutanomaster2008

11w↑1

Perfeito!

@TbirdsOf1965

@DavidMScott-cs8pp There are other Astrud tunes on this channel, and I'm posting another one tonight.

@HaHa-vm3pj

3y↑298

Bossa nova makes me proud to be Brazilian🇧🇷❤ For me it's the best musical genre that Brazil created

@stefania471

2y↑9

Concordo da italiana ♥️

@terenceswain84

2y↑4

I agree totally!

@andreilucasandrade2078

2y↑7

Com todo respeito, o chorinho é o gênero genuíno maior da música brasileira... Pixinguinha, Chiquinha Gonzaga, Jacob do Bandolim, Radamés Gnattali, Ernesto Nazareth e muitos outros produziram obras geniais.

@floriolanosilva7943

2y↑1

@@stefania471 anchio, di dove sei ? Hahaha

@mariashaffer-gordon3561

2y↑7

And the rest of the world thanks Brasil for this wonderful contribution!

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@TheJonathanWatkins

45w↑42

May your soul always smile. Thank you Astrud for your contributions to Bossa Nova and music. Legends live forever!

@angelafranklin247

46w↑35

Thank you Astrud, for sharing your beautiful voice with us! RIP.

@jamiroquiagirl3821

3y↑41

This woman I love forever! She is 81 years old as of 2021! She is a Icon in my world! I love her!

@stellasp

46w↑2

She died yesterday😢

@melissajeannette7019

3y↑88

¡Que hermosa canción!, me encanta el Bossa nova/Jazz Brasileño, que estilo tan único tienen los hermanos Brasileños, saludos desde Paraguay 💕

@brunoseven4744

3y↑3

Que palabras preciosas! Gracias! Desde Rio de J! 🇧🇷 S2 🇵🇾

@Brunosbeto

3y↑3

Gostaria de conhecer mais a música paraguaia 🇵🇾🎶

@tiagoribeiro6759

3y↑8

Gracias, pero esto no es jazz brasileño es Bossa nova, el jazz es un estilo americano, Bossa nova es un estilo creado en Brasil, gracias de todos modos por disfrutar de la buena música.

@melissajeannette7019

3y↑3

@@tiagoribeiro6759 Gracias por la aclaración Tiago :D

@cannolibros

11y↑240

She's got a voice poured from a honey jar, I swear. And the way she acts on camera is adorable, like she's shy or something. We'll never get someone like her again. She's amazing.

@GjaP_242

3y↑5

'There is perfect harmony in this video. And your comment will be more or less the same in 2065! '

@GjaP_242

3y↑2

1:03

@donaldfewell8908

3y↑3

She had a wonderful quality as a singer, having perhaps never overblown a single note or phrase! her laid-back understatement is natural talent and good taste in my opinion!

@arturovillalobos9068

We can only hope

@pennya.5892

3y↑1

She was called "artless" back in the day, but in a good way.

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@RobertOssemHagan

11y↑323

That's the whole point! Her style is absolute purity. No frills, no gimmicks, no hitting five or ten notes to say just one word like singers of today! I've been a professional singer for over 50 years doing vocal and trumpet work with much success in every area I've worked. I strive for her style as much as I can because it is so well received! It seems to "touch" people's emotions like a universal truth.

@nivad75

3y↑4

well said sir! i used to train in capoeira(brazilian martial art) and agua de beber is one of their songs, and the music has vocal style like you described, sustained clear vocal notes are more favored than runs.

@bearcb

3y↑2

Pretty much like Chet Baker to trumpet playing.

@trappenweisseguy27

3y↑3

You had to have vocal talent back then. Now there’s so much electronic processing that anybody could be made a star.

@DavidJYuan

3y↑4

Well said. That's really well put.

@yvick7770

3y↑1

Respects Robert

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@pavel7700

46w↑81

Musica que dá orgulho de ser brasileiro!
Descanse em paz Astrud Gilberto🖤

@christiancamilo0102

46w↑5

Descansa en paz, gracias por tanto ❤😢

@amardizz821

6y↑851

what a beautiful song, Astrud was such a cutie, Brazilian Portuguese is such a beautiful language .....

@TheZooserve

6y↑76

More Romantic than French for sure. I have studied portugues for almost 20 years and I still make mistakes it is a very difficult language. forms of verbs being the most difficult

@robertoandrade940

6y↑10

Its easy, keep studying!

@ACDCbassist

5y↑6

Then why is she only singing words that don't exist?

@ArksonAltenhofen

5y↑5

@@ACDCbassist How so?

@thewhitegirlslayer1

5y↑2

@@ArksonAltenhofen 2:12

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@essentialentity77

2y↑352

Qué orgullo que los latinoamericanos tengamos estilos diversos, pero sobre todo, realmente buenos. Ojalá prevaleciera la diversidad de géneros musicales y no fuese un monopolio de reggaeton, trap y pop. :(

@erramisamuel7222

1y↑1

Ziak détruit sa carrière

@freiervogel3440

46w↑5

"los latinoamericanos"
No. Brazil does.

@essentialentity77

46w↑1

@@freiervogel3440 ¿Entendés español?

@freiervogel3440

46w↑2

@@essentialentity77 There's a translate button.

@izaqueu8265

39w

@@Caipiree o rio fica aonde seu imbecil? Só gente imbecil e diz isso pqp

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@minkorrh

3y↑16

My first time in Brasil was in 2005, and I went there nearly every year until 2010. My ex and I split, and I kept going down. Moved there in 2013. If I can make a suggestion to anyone......go, spend some time. You will in short order find out exactly what that smooth Bossa Nova sound is all about in the jeitinho brasileiro. Its enough to bring tears to your eyes as you sit on the beach sipping a cold beer and looking around you.

@SteveSims

3y↑140

I was listening to this in bed and my bed turned into an Alfa Romeo Spyder and I was driving around Cannes.

@guilhermegoldman

3y↑6

Wouldn't it be nicer turnin into a brazilian original Puma GT and drivind around Rio?!

@donaldfewell8908

@@guilhermegoldman or Sao Paulo! :)

@deanroddey2881

3y↑1

Please tell me you wearing a cravat, or at least ruffled cuffs?

@thomasmagee9576

3y↑3

Was Brigitte Bardot (circa 1962) ridin' shotgun?

@SteveSims

3y↑1

@@deanroddey2881 cravat and beret

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@arturovillalobos9068

2y↑15

This voice can't be manufactured its a gift of God.

@jesusramos1440

2y↑12

This music was accepted by my young ears around 1964.it blew me away , and does Everytime I hear it.i love Astrud.

@fargeeks

Antonio Carlos Jobim did this song a year earlier than this lady did

@fargeeks

And that was in 1963

@donixaugusto7356

3y↑37

A elegância,a voz, o cenário minimalista... Sem ar aqui!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

@christinahalikas9350

3y↑26

astrud all those years ago and still, now, i still love your voice and your version ... gracias

@robertdry7271

2y↑1

Same here..like her voice..like her music. She's just a nice looking woman.

@Anna-bz1it

4y↑54

Bossa nova é o melhor estilo musical brasileiro, quanta elegância cumpadi

@FranciscoJunior-xb5yv

3y↑1

É jazz, só isso

@precisoocuparminhamente

2y↑1

@andrew08 bade bada bada beda bada

@oldnordy2665

2y↑5

That's how I remember it - still clear, simple, and beautiful.

@giletakayann9

34w↑7

Even the most beautiful flowers in the world fade and disappear. rest in peace Madame

@miraclemiler71

2y↑14

Unmistakeable mid-60's vibe, so cool.

@funkster007

4y↑78

Man this tune just melts me. Literally sweeps me to a place and time I didn't even exist. If Astrud was singing this to me, I would most definitely faint. lol

@isaactaylor5531

Sada can do it to U at times... Velvet petting... Sooth the savage beast?!...

@lanesmith3284

3y↑2

Pure meltdown

@jesusramos1440

2y↑31

As a teenager I recall hearing Bossa for the first time.Such beautiful sounds.Parabem.

@ayolt6597

3y↑312

Essa música é tão bem produzida, consigo sentir a tristeza, amor e inocência através de suas letras. Arte, simplesmente arte.

@fbxurumela

3y↑16

Harmonia e ritmo tão complexos por trás mas a melodia, a voz, tudo na linha de frente é tão simples. E o vibrato? Não tem vibrato! Sem impostação, sem efeitos supérfluos, sem notas sobrando. Apenas uma voz natural de mulher. Tão simples, tão triste, tão bonito... E a parte da inocência que vc falou é o que eu mais adoro...

@alinedutra5516

3y↑4

@@fbxurumela , perfeita análise . Canto limpo. Odeio tantas firulas que alguns cantores põe na música. Um vício americano.

@fbxurumela

3y↑3

@@alinedutra5516 Chamo de "Efeito Whitney" (ou Dion). Prefiro quem canta/toca limpo: Miles Davis, Chet Baker, João Gilberto, Sting, Sade. Todos com estilo único e tremenda personalidade

Vibrato é tipo álbum de família: quem gosta acha lindo, quem odeia acha brega pra krl

@minkorrh

3y↑2

Sim, mas Brasileiros tem alguma coisa especial nessa parte da vida ne? Eu nunca viu mais pessoas com creatividade na meu vida inteiro. Eu pense muito vezes esta um coisa de necessidade. Desculpa sobre meu BP. Nao sou Brasileiro

@danielzunigagutierrez6300

Ya me confundiste: tu comentario está en español o o portugués?

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@dianaaljadeff2983

46w↑12

Descanse em Paz Astrud Gilberto (1940-2023)

@steveperry1344

4y↑34

from the first time i heard her sing in the mid 60's i have been in love with brazilian jazz. i wish i could sing in portuguese.

@brf64

2y↑5

Ahh... I think this added a few more years back to my life... :)

@claudioferreiradelima9304

46w↑15

Astrud Gilberto, musa da MPB e da ícone bossa nova. Vc tem um lugar de ouro na música do Brasil e do mundo. Agora encanta os anjos com sua voz e elegância.
Vá em paz, querida!😢🇧🇷

@MrMyronGaines

9y↑395

50 years later and still not any less catchy!

@machtschnell7452

4y↑5

Try 67 years.

@user-wi7md7or4u

3y↑1

@@machtschnell7452 hah

@euhenn7104

3y↑4

@@machtschnell7452 Try 56 years. 2021-1965= 56

@archie2934

@@euhenn7104 try 57

@dennisminer7952

45w

Same year as the jazzy-themed Charlie Brown Christmas Special. So, we are probably all just kids at heart, hoping for our math lesson to be over, cuz this music teacher is the coolest!

@honoredubreil5835

3y↑7

I'm 20 years old and I love music from mid 60's to early 80's.

@ClepsidraSideral

3y↑1

I've been listening since I was 12 years old. Not my era, but I appreciate it.

@fbxurumela

3y↑2

The best years of pop music. Never before has so much good music been made at the same time everywhere on the planet

@blackisblack22

3y↑22

40 years later I come across one of my favorite songs that I didn't even know the name of. Thanks for uploading it.

@1qaz2wsx3edc5753

11y↑34

Astrud was meant for this song. This is soooo wild. I listened to this at least four time for the last 4 days and I can't get enough of the tune. I just want to play it over and over. I love it to no end. It is wonderful!!!!!

@huckfinnsj

4y↑7

This woman is so beautiful. I"ve loved and admired this lady since my tour in VN in 1966, and that's a long time ago!

@1qaz2wsx3edc5753

11y↑23

I believe that Astrud will resurge, if we get the word out for her. This is my favorite song by her and I just love Bossa Nova in general to no end. It is one of the best forms of mood music ever invented. A real compliment to american Jazz. Brazil took Jazz to the next level with Bossa Nova.

@duralexa

9y↑285

What a beautiful voice and what a beautiful woman.

@ACDCbassist

5y↑3

Can you send me a link to that song you're talking of?

@monicaa1355

TIENES RAZÓN

@kleaaaaaa

4y↑13

@@ACDCbassist man u a pain in the ass....fr u a hater

@scharlesworth93

4y↑3

mesmerizing

@gildimarleonciogomes2070

4y↑1

For sure,sir!

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@danielperroni3884

3y↑14

Que gracinha de apresentação inocente... assim era a concepção artística naquela época... que saudades...!

@razony

3y↑5

I was around 7-8 when I heard the likes of Stan Getz, Agua De BeBer... and some others. But man did that sound stick in my body! To this day I still have this Brazilian sound in my list. So nice to lay back and absorb the moment. Beautiful sound that resonates in ones soul, mine! -Thanks!

@hermesalvalvar3058

4y↑88

Mi hija con dos años aprendió esta canción. Linda la voz de Astrud, y el portugués brasileño es una caricia al oído.

@bbobrm

3y↑4

Great to see Astrud smile ! She has that smoky -smooth delivery.

@davidg.9932

1y↑2

A belated Happy 83rd Birthday Astrud Evangelina Weinert
March 29, 1940. Salvador, Bahia, Brazil
Her Jazz and Bossa Nova music is legendary.
Many more Astrud Gilberto..

@davidmoreno9302

1y↑7

Qué bello es el bossa nova. Saludos de un Mexicano. Ojalá algún día pueda conocer Brasil

@evegtz9555

3y↑13

Simply great, Astrud's voice is amazing!!!

@Vejur9000

2y↑12

Timeless sophistication in music and sound.

@ContrastY

8y↑93

a singular talent, a unique sound.

soothing and cool.

@vincentfranklin17

6y↑1

ContrastY Yes, indeed!

@user-km5qj9my9m

3y↑38

I have been looking for this song about 3 years because I don't know how it's called and typed only " Bebe.......camara" Sorry all Brazilian people, I don't speak this amazing language 😂🤣😍 Thanks a lot!

@alerey4363

3y↑4

You can whistle a melody you remember into some music app like Shazam; it can find you the right song just with that small fraction

@user-km5qj9my9m

3y↑2

@@alerey4363 ok!😄😆 thanks for your advice!

@user-wi7md7or4u

Ничего, бывает!

@JodyBruchon

3y↑22

That was really, really nice. I'm glad I landed on this song.

@TbirdsOf1965

Yes, glad you checked out a single one of my videos!

@ilovegreen324

3y↑5

So simple and classy and yet also very beautiful. Love this performance.

@amoahable

21w↑1

I fall in love with this song back in summer 2000. I was working in London and the retail store I worked at used to play this song. ❤

@Chriseltanal

4y↑4

My mom used to listen to this and sing it. It Stucked on my mind. I’d love it. It’s very serene

@gregj5062

8y↑281

I discovered Bossa Nova/Brazilian jazz in the spring of 2009 while vacationing in San Juan. The boutique hotel had this type of music piped all through the halls, elevators and lounging areas. SOOOO relaxing. I caught this on Live 365 and have been hooked ever since. This and Bim Bom are my all time favorites!

@greg1563

8y↑6

I love it too!

@betaniasanchez6085

5y↑2

🇧🇷🇦🇷💓

@vincentfranklin17

5y↑5

Same here. Bossa Nova is one of my favorite types of jazz.

@jasonlevi7947

4y↑6

I discovered it back in '83. Thank you Uncle Kendal and Thank you Mom and Dad for leaving the Walter Wanderly records for me to discover.

@tiagoribeiro6759

3y↑7

Sorry, but Bossa nova is not Jazz, and neither is Brazilian Jazz or some type of jazz, even though it may be similar but Bossa Nova came from a different way of playing samba and it is a Brazilian rhythm.

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@Lilly-fi9jg

4y↑35

I love this beautiful music..
Brazil and the Portuguese language.

@byx2224

Oii/Hi

@DiegoOliveira-fn1ii

3y↑1

Obrigado.

@HaHa-vm3pj

3y↑1

Obrigado =)

@staffanolofsson8201

44w↑5

Astrud, your voice will always be with us. Thank you and Rest in Peace.

@LeoXx_Xx

42w↑5

A um mês você partiu desse mundo e hoje está a cantar com os anjos

Tá marcada na história 🇧🇷

R.i.p Astrud ❤️‍🩹

@roybm3124

5y↑3

Astrud Gilberto is always on my playlist, cheers you up right away with her beautiful voice.

@bigbass421

4y↑4

The mid-sixties, was the most amazing period in World music history. The post bop jazz movement, Blue Note Records- British invasion, Beatles- Motown, and this incredible music from Brazil. I'm glad I was there to witness all of it. It has never been equaled.

@ricardocima

4y↑1

Plus Pelé, Bergman, Sophia Loren and nouvelle cuisine.

@noodlam

45w↑2

Rest beautiful. Will always love you as your music lives forever.

@sparrowlittle5477

46w↑2

Rest in peace, Astrud Gilberto. Thank you for all the beautiful singing.

@davidjhitztaler-mrrocklight

18w↑4

Beautiful Voice. Beautiful Person ❤❤

@DavidLikesToSing

11y↑13

my guitar teacher taught me this song. i love playing it and listening to it. beautiful. it sucks that not that many people appreciate this kind of music anymore!

@noecayetano3516

44w↑2

Doy gracias a Dios de que haya existido una mujer así.

@andresilveira306

46w↑11

Música brasileira para o mundo. Beleza pura! Descanse em paz Astrud!

@OOZEBYOMEN

6y↑5

God Bless who ever saved this Footage.....
.....Wherever you are...Whoever you are;
Thank you

@markymarco2570

4y↑121

@Joyhana

4y↑4

Thanks!🍀👍

@dalefazcriticadosfilmesdeb9693

2y↑2

Kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

@lovelyo

46w↑1

R.I. P. Astrud Gilberto. Thank you for sharing your melodious voice with the world. You are one of the reasons I love bossa nova.

@josemorales799

9y↑57

They remain in full force, beautiful music, thanks Brazil for its beautiful women, music, joy and courtesy always present, cities, rivers and beaches,,,,,,, greetings Jose.

@josemorales799

Doação Flobber ...many thanks ..your friend ...José...regards

@smendes2004

Beautiful men too.

@fernandomolinalopez2443

6y↑28

Me encantó el ritmo! Además de su voz encantadora! Enamora a cualquiera! 😘

@MaurilioRamos-ge5en

29w↑5

Astrud, vc mora eternamente em nossos corações, nós que apreciamos arte musical, descanse em paz minha diva!!!

@lydiaaquino3184

46w↑11

A minha voz favorita da bossa nova. Descanse em paz, Astrud ❤🖤

@jeffreyb7057

47w↑1

love her voice, style and stage presence! they don't make em like this today! too bad!

@gustavo5989

3y↑8

Grande e inesquecível! Que tempos melhores voltem e tragam cantoras assim de volta também!

@fabiosilva9637

3y↑35

Here's where "drinking water" part comes from:
In Brazil, we have the expression "water that birds don't drink from" to refer to alcohol. So in contrast to that expression, "drinking water" could be interpreted as "sobriety".
Yet, a Brazilian musician Joao Bosco said that Vinicius was referring to aquavit, a distilled Norwegian spirit, in the song.

I guess you choose whether you want to see this song as about drowning you sorrows or getting sober after a heartbreak.

@HYBRED247

46w

Rest in peace, thanks for the lovely music and voice.

@liberte5847

44w↑1

Merci beaucoup from Paris France, first class singer. 👍👍👍👍👍

@salamwati9281

6y↑29

those eye's..
that smooth velvet voice ala whispering.. dream of ipanema indeed.

@larry6795

2y↑3

She sings so effortlessly, such a lovely voice.

@JoseGarcia-md9lv

3y↑2

Que hermosa canción x años buscando esta OBRA DE ARTE .QUE HERMOZZZZZAAAA MUSICA..

@whitefoxes6179

i've been searching this song for so many years, i love this song so much ❣️

@robdisner

46w↑4

RIP Astrud. What a voice.

@user-vv9np5iq7n

42w↑4

A mi padre siempre le gustaban esta canción y también la llamada “La Chica de Ipanema”.
Mi padre de 89 años de edad falleció el mismito día que falleció Astrud Gilberto… el 5 de junio 2023.

@fatemahshatar1059

5y↑4

Never fails to sooth and calm me whenever I hear this song

@tyronebrown8510

3y↑2

Omg where has this music been all my life?!?

@ocircoaoredordomundo

In Brazil and in the USA

@TbirdsOf1965

Hiding with all the other music you never heard on my channel!

@doc3954

1y↑4

She’s one of the best treasures of Brazil!

@Beowulf_93

3y↑7

50 years old music, but comes 300 years from future.

@1qaz2wsx3edc5753

11y↑17

I simply cannot get enough of this song. She knows she has it going on and is flirting with the camera. This is an awesome video. I just have to buy her music. Astrud is WOW!!!!! I would love to hear similar tunes as this, if anyone knows about them!

@GabrielRF01

3y↑7

Ja perdi a conta de quantas vezes eu escutei essa música...estou simplesmente apaixonado!

@bugscheese

3y↑2

The sun is shining and warm fragrant breezes perfume the air as I drive with the top down... inside my mind. Thanks, Astrud.

@tamananak634

2y↑4

akhirnya saya menemukan lagu ini setelah 3 tahun lamanya terngiang-ngiang di kepala, terimakasih pa panji yg dulu memutar audio ini. Mau nangis saya :(

@user-de2su3fk7m

6y↑14

夏になると聞きたくなる曲です❗ あのアンニュイさ気だるさ
大好きです

@tony1961chl

4y↑1

Dios!, que agradable y de buen gusto, maravillosas melodías ,te hacían sentir especial , que lindo y mágico tiempo fue ese, pero al escuchar nuevamente te vuelves a sentir especial y afortunado ,gracias .

@takemitsuiizuka5470

9y↑14

I appreciate it this song was posted with a great video of Astrud Gilberto.
Actually, she is one of my most favorite female singers.

@RobertOssemHagan

11y↑24

Singing with a perfect tone and no sign of vibrato is not as easy as you might think. It is an art form that is a signature sound for the songs of Antonio Carlos Jobim. It is also used for effect with musical instruments. Try it some time and you will be surprised at how much focus it takes.