(1962-1964):
Luiz Eça
Bebeto Castilho
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(1962-1964):
Luiz Eça
Bebeto Castilho
Hélcio Milito
(1964-1966):
Luiz Eça
Bebeto Castilho
Rubens Ohana
(1967/1968):
Luiz Eça
Bebeto Castilho
Rubens Ohana
Dório Ferreira
(1969):
Laercio de Freitas
Bebeto Castilho
Rubens Ohana
Dório Ferreira
(1974/1975 e 1982-1984):
Luiz Eça
Bebeto Castilho
Hélcio Milito
(1989-1992):
Luiz Eça
Bebeto Castilho
Rubens Ohana
The principal and most talented bossa nova group of the '60s, Tamba Trio started take form following the great singer Maysa Matarazzo and later the singer Leny Andrade in one season in boate Manhattan (Rio de Janeiro), acting to the side of Luiz Carlos Vines (piano) and Robert Menescal (violão).
First steady group of instrumental music in Bossa Nova, was pioneering in the use of microphones hung in the lapel in the presentations to the living creature, what the vocalizations executed for its integrant ones became more exciting.
Tamba Trio not only played a wide range of instruments but also contributed incredibly close harmony vocals. (Most bossa nova groups specialized in either vocals or musicianship, but not both.) Taking their name from a type of drum used by Milito, the trio formed in the early '60s and rode a wave of bossa nova popularity through the rest of the decade. From their self-titled 1962 debut, "O Barquinho" became a big hit in Brazil. One year later, their irresistibly swinging version of Jorge Ben's "Mas Que Nada" (recorded for 1963's Avanço LP) became their best-known hit -- it was used most famously by Nike in a 1998 World Cup television commercial. It acted intensely up to 1992, year of death of Eça.
Sonho De Maria
Tamba Trio Lyrics
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Composição: Marcos Valle Paulo Sérgio Valle
Tanta roupa pra lavar
Todo o barraco pra arrumar
Tanta coisa pra esperar
Tanta gente pra invejar
Nenhum sonho pra sonhar
Maria parou de trabalhar
No ar uma voz chamou
Maria olhou o céu
Maria desejou o céu
A vida é uma canção para se cantar
Mas é tarde pra voltar
Maria deixou a criança chorar
E uma estrela deixou de brilhar
Chorou, chorou, o céu chorou
E a lágrima do céu apagou
Tudo o que Maria deixou
E Maria pra sempre acabou
E Maria pra sempre acabou
The lyrics of "Sonho de Maria" are a poignant reflection on the struggles of the working-class residents of the Brazilian favelas. The song paints a vivid picture of the daily grind of life in the slums, with references to the laundry that needs to be washed, the messy shacks that need to be tidied up, and the constant envy of others. The lyrics express the suffocating nature of poverty, with no glimmer of hope or dream to aspire to.
In the midst of this hopeless existence, Maria hears a voice and yearns for something beyond her reality. She dreams of a brighter future, imagining that the song of life is something to be sung, but it's too late for her to change anything. As she deserts her child and looks up to the sky, she realizes that all that remains is the tears of heaven, washing away everything that she has left behind. The lyrics convey the sadness of the character's fate, who is trapped in a life without outlook or opportunities.
Line by Line Meaning
Tanta roupa pra lavar
Maria has a lot of laundry to do
Todo o barraco pra arrumar
Her house needs a lot of cleaning
Tanta coisa pra esperar
There's so much to wait for
Todo o morro a sambar
The whole hill is dancing
Tanta gente pra invejar
There are so many people to envy
Nenhum sonho pra sonhar
She has no dreams left to dream
Maria parou de trabalhar
Maria stopped working
No ar uma voz chamou
A voice calls out in the distance
Maria olhou o céu
Maria looks up at the sky
Maria desejou o céu
Maria longs for the heavens
A vida é uma canção para se cantar
Life is a song to be sung
Mas é tarde pra voltar
But it's too late to turn back
Maria deixou a criança chorar
Maria left the child crying
E uma estrela deixou de brilhar
And a star stopped shining
Chorou, chorou, o céu chorou
Everything wept, the sky wept
E a lágrima do céu apagou
And the tears of the sky erased
Tudo o que Maria deixou
Everything that Maria left behind
E Maria pra sempre acabou
And Maria ended forever
Contributed by Lucas Y. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@marianadeoliveira3827
SONHO DE MARIA
(Marcos Valle/Paulo Sérgio Valle)
Tanta roupa pra lavar
Todo o barraco pra arrumar
Tanta coisa pra chorar
Todo o morro a sambar
Tanta gente pra invejar
Nenhum sonho pra sonhar
Maria parou de trabalhar
No ar, uma voz chamou
Maria olhou o céu
Maria desejou o céu
A vida é uma canção para se cantar
Mas é tarde pra voltar
Maria deixou a criança chorar
E uma estrela deixou de brilhar
Chorou, chorou, o céu chorou
E a lágrima do céu apagou
Tudo o que Maria deixou
E Maria pra sempre acabou
E Maria pra sempre acabou
@mariaelisabeteguatimosimrosa
Maravilhoso ❤
@Ginaluiza1
Ganhei esse LP quando fiz 15 anos. Maravilhoso.
@Lilitutuca
Eu comprei nos meus 13 anos em 1964 , no Rei da Voz no Meyer. Eu me dei de presente
@Ginaluiza1
@@Lilitutuca muito bom.
@bandreon
Obra-prima um tanto esquecida...
@diegoverzola
nada melhor q abrir uma e ouvir bossa. é o "deguste do deleite" para os ouvidos.
@isabellagrandi5797
a vida é uma canção para se cantar...tanta coisa prá chorar...chorou o céu...nenhum sonho pra sonhar..
@marlon4419
Musica espetácular. Viva a Bossa.
@Lil-Bit
So pretty!
@luanalvesribeiro1855
Belíssima!