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Luiza Maria - Tarântula
Review by Sam Johnston
Luiza Maria's album Tarântula is a mesmerizing masterpiece of Brazilian music. The album features ten tracks that showcase Maria's exceptional vocal range and her ability to blend traditional Brazilian rhythms with contemporary sounds.
The opening track, "Mãos de Fada," sets the tone for the album with its haunting melody and hypnotic rhythm. Maria's voice is ethereal and captivating, drawing the listener into a world of mystical beauty.
Other standout tracks include "Serpente," with its seductive guitar riffs and sensual lyrics, and "Cobra Coral," which features a driving beat and powerful vocals.
Throughout the album, Maria's lyrics touch on themes of love, loss, and transformation, weaving a rich tapestry of emotion and storytelling.
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Filename: luiza-maria-tarntula.rar- MP3 size: 47.7 mb
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Madrepérola | ||
| Água E Cloro | ||
| Cica | ||
| Tarântula | ||
| Vampiragem | ||
| Canção Ereta | ||
| Último Desejo | ||
| Can't Buy Me Love | ||
| Tubarão |
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Catalog Numbers
LB020Labels
Leblon RecordsListen online
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Formats
- CD
- Album
About Luiza Maria
Luiza Maria debuted in 1975 with the album "Eu Queria Ser Um Anjo" ("I Wish I Was An Angel"). Nowadays regarded as an essential cult album in the Brazilian universe, the album failed to cause commercial success when originally released. Still in the 70s she worked as a backing singer for Tim Maia and Ivan Lins.
Throughout the 80s and the 90s she released songs that were featured in popular Brazilian films and telenovelas. Also in the 90s she released her sophomore album, "Tarântula" ("Tarantula"), now a rare and out of print release. Having written mostly of the lyrics of the album, Luiza was also the executive producer in "Tarântula".
In 2002 she released her first book, "Save As
Real Name
- Luiza Maria Camargo Xavier
