In a career which spanned half a century, he worked in these capacities for such artists as Frank Sinatra, Barbra Streisand, Sarah Vaughan, Stan Kenton, Ella Fitzgerald, Mel Tormé, Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin, Linda Ronstadt, Stan Getz, Sammy Davis Jr, Michael Jackson, Art Pepper, and a hundred others.
However, his name is essentially unknown outside professional circles. He took little interest in self-promotion, never acquired a personal agent, happily saw his business affairs managed by his capable first wife, Huddy, and as soon as finances permitted decamped Los Angeles for a ranch in the Santa Ynez Valley north of Santa Barbara. There, he engaged his twin fantasies of riding horses and operating a private museum devoted to the saddles, books, rifles and guns of the American west. For a boy raised in urban Oakland California, this was a charmed leap.
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Agua De Beber
Marty Paich Lyrics
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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
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
Eu sempre tive uma certeza que só me deu desilusão
É que o amor é uma tristeza muita mágoa demais para um coração
The lyrics to Marty Paich's song "Agua De Beber" speak about the themes of love, fear, and forgiveness. The singer expresses their desire to love, but also the fear that comes with it. They tried to protect their heart, but in doing so, they realized that love holds a secret that only it knows. Fear can kill the heart and prevent it from experiencing the beauty of love. The chorus, "Água de beber, água de beber camará," which translates to "drinking water," becomes a metaphor for the healing and refreshing qualities of love.
The singer shares how they have learned from their past experiences with love and have entered into the "school of forgiveness." They have opened their heart to let love in and have become a more accepting person. The song acknowledges that love can bring pain, but ultimately it is worth it, and one must learn to forgive and keep their heart open.
Overall, the song's lyrics convey the message that love is a complex emotion that can bring both joy and pain. Fear and the desire to protect oneself can prevent one from experiencing the true splendor that love has to offer. It is important to forgive past hurts and allow love to flow freely, as it can heal and bring renewal to the heart.
Line by Line Meaning
Eu quis amar mas tive medo e quis salvar meu coração
I wanted to love but I was scared and tried to protect my heart
Mas o amor sabe um segredo o medo pode matar o seu coração
But love knows a secret: fear can kill your heart
Água de beber, água de beber camará, água de beber, água de beber camará
Drinking water, drinking water camará, drinking water, drinking water camará
Eu nunca fiz coisa tão certa entrei pra escola do perdão
I never did something so right, I joined the school of forgiveness
A minha casa vive aberta abri todas as portas do coração
My house is always open, I opened all the doors of my heart
Eu sempre tive uma certeza que só me deu desilusão
I always had a certainty that only brought me disillusionment
É que o amor é uma tristeza muita mágoa demais para um coração
It's that love is a sadness, too much pain for a heart
Lyrics © CORCOVADO MUSIC CORPORATION
Written by: Antonio Carlos Jobim, Vinicius De Moraes
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
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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
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Descanse em paz Astrud Gilberto!
R.I.P. Astrud Gilberto
@klondike69none85
LEYENDA
@Brennosimoes2023
A voz dela era maravilhosa!
@kryptichands968
An angelico
@pbabiesinspace6112
Strange passive singing. I absolutely love it.
@lynneleeluckdowsing6654
Love this Brazilian style of singing: no overdone vocal acrobatics; simply the beauty of the human voice.
@TheLinuxYes
yep, often, less is more.
@ebbtide9576
Me too. No vibrato even.
@byx2224
Hi ❤
@Beowulf_93
its possible cause the notes and octaves gently changes , better adaptet for the voice.