Sergio Augusto - Romance - Import CD Limited Edition

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Sergio Augusto

Description:

Sergio Augusto, a visionary bossa nova who loved Japan. His unfinished work has finally been completed by his friends in Japan and Brazil. Sergio Augusto is a legendary bossa nova virtuoso who has released several songs loved by bossa nova fans, including "Barquinho Diferente". His latest unfinished work has been completed by Brazilian and Japanese musicians who love his music, and features lyrics by Cau Pimentel, who participated in the 1970s cult album "Pra Quem Sabe das Coisas," and Grammy Award-winning sound engineer Carlos Carlos Pimentel. Award-winning sound engineer Carlos KK Akamine, old friends Nathan Marquez (guitarist of the Elis Regina Band) and Lula Barbosa (veteran SSW from São Paulo), and four Japanese musicians with whom he has developed a close friendship will also participate. Four Japanese musicians who have been close friends of the band participate in the project. Limited edition, directly imported from Brazil (Japanese version with bilingual translation and commentary). 11 songs in total.Sergio Augusto ProfileBorn in São Paulo, Brazil, Sergio Augusto was active in the bossa nova movement of the 1960s and retired after releasing the album "Sergio Augusto". In October 2020, just before recording his new album, he passed away suddenly. He was 79 years old.Participating ArtistsVocals, Guitar:Sergio AugustoVocals, Arrangements, Track Production:Carlao AndradeChorus:Natan MarquesChorus:Lula Barbosa Chorus:Lula BarbosaChorus:Dega CalazansLyrics:Cau PimentelVocals:Mikiko SaikiVocals:Sanae NishizawaLyrics:TOMIMusic provided by Takeo TsutsuiSupervisor:Hidenori Sakao Producer:Shen RibeiroSound Engineer:Carlos KK AkamineCoordinator(Brazil)Shizuka SuzumoriCoordinator(Japan): Willie Whooper Willie WhopperDesigned by Koji Nimura & Granny StarPhoto by Tsutomu Yokote

Tracklisting:

1.Escarlate
2.Leve
3.Hachigatsu no Hibi
4.Noticias do Mar
5.Dos e Nos
6.Ligue A Cobrar
7.Minha Amada
8.Se Voce Quiser
9.VOAR
10.Brilho
11.Velhos Tempos