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Gilberto Gil
Few South American musicians have reached the rarefied level of Gilberto Gil, a
greatly-loved musical innovator who went on to become Brazil's Minister of
Culture. The son of a doctor, Gil was born in the industrial city of Salvador,
but mostly raised in the country town of Itaçua, where he demonstrated his
natural musical talent at a young age, initially playing drums, trumpet and
accordion. Studying classical music in Salvador, he went on to embrace Brazilian
folk song and was particularly influenced by the singer and accordion player
Luiz Gonzaga. He then went on to play samba...
Camarão Que Dorme A Onda Leva (Camarao Que Dorme A Onda Leva)Zeca Pagodinho, Mumuzinho, Emicida, Jorge Aragão, Mariene de Castro, Dudu Nobre, Roberta Sá, Sombrinha, Nilze Carvalho, Velha Guarda da Portela, Monarco, Jorge Ben Jor, Djavan, Beth Carvalho, Gilberto Gil, Martinho da Vila, Maria Rita, Lenine, Almir Guineto, Marcelo D2, Diogo Nogueira and Rildo Hora (Jorge Aragao and Roberta Sa)
Sambabook Zeca Pagodinho, Vol. 2
2:49
Não Chore Mais (No Woman, No Cry) (Nao Chore Mais (No Woman, No Cry))Gilberto Gil
Realce
4:36
DoraliceGilberto Gil
Gilbertos Samba
2:36
Andar Com Fé (Andar Com Fe)Gilberto Gil
Realce
3:14
SandraGilberto Gil
Refavela
4:47
Abri a PortaGilberto Gil and Dominguinhos
Quem me Levará Sou Eu
4:24
