| Madredeus • Os Dias da MadreDeus (1988) |
Madredeus • Os Dias da MadreDeus
Location: Lisboa, Portugal
Album release: 1988 / June 7, 1996
Record Label: EMI–Valentim de Carvalho, Lda
Runtime: 67:29
Tracklist:
01. As Montanhas (Instrumental) — Gabriel Gomes 2:25
02. A Sombra — Pedro Ayres Ferreira Magalhães 5:31
03. A Vaca de Fogo — Gomes, Magalhães 5:01
04. Os Passaros Quando Morrem Caem No Ceu — (Instrumental) 2:24
05. Adeus... E Nem Voltei — Magalhães 5:51
06. A Peninsula (Instrumental) — Gomes, Leão, Magalhães 4:06
07. A Cantiga Do Campo — Gomes Leal, Leão, Magalhães 6:28
08. Fado Do Mindelo — Leão, Magalhães, Pacheco 5:07
09. A Marcha da Oriental (Instrumental) 5:59
10. A Cidade — Leão, Magalhães , Menezes 6:00
11. Maldito Dia Aziago — Rodrigo Leão, Magalhães 5:10
12. A Andorinha (Instrumental) — Pedro Ayres Ferreira Magalhães 4:44
13. O Brasil — Leao, Magalhães 5:35
14. O Meu Amor Vai Embora — Leão, Magalhães 3:21
15. Amanhã — Rodrigo Leão / Pedro Ayres Ferreira Magalhães 4:53
Credits:
♠ Gabriel Gomes Composer, Unknown Contributor Role
♠ Gomes Leal Composer
♠ Rodrigo Leão Composer, Project Coordinator
♠ Pedro Ayres Ferreira Magalhães Arranger, Composer, Cover Design, Producer, Project Coordinator
♠ Rodrigo Muñoz Unknown Contributor Role
♠ Luis Ramos Photography
♠ Francisco Ribeiro Unknown Contributor Role
♠ Alvaro Rosendo Photography
Website: http://www.madredeus.com/
Portuguese unofficial site: http://www.madredeus-osonho.net/
MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/madredeuspt
Allmusic:
◊ Os Dias da Madredeus, Madredeus’ debut album on the Portuguese market, offered for the first time the group’s appealing and remarkable compositions. The record exposed the sole musical mission of the Portuguese ensemble. Providing sole compositions, Madredeus settled their musical course in between the original Portuguese fado and influences ranging from Brazilian music to classical musical inflections. Leaded by the voice of Teresa Salgueiro and by the delicate and melodious creations of Pedro Ayres Magalhães, Gabriel Gomes, and Rodrigo Leão, the ensemble started gaining their legion of followers precisely after the record originally hit the record stores in 1987. “A Vaca de Fogo,” the record’s third track, swiftly became the group’s most recognizable theme due to its joyful rhythmic features and exclusive arrangements. Still, the whole of the work expressed through the album mostly reveals Madredeus' nostalgic musical endeavors, strengthened by way of their gloomy musical direction and enlightened by the sorrow and hurtful lyrics unveiled by Salgueiro’s unique vocalizations. “Fado do Mindelo,” “Maldito Dia Aziago,” and “Amanhã” are just three of the album’s most noted tracks, again sustaining the unique character of Madredeus’ conceptions, initiating a musical path that eventually conquered fans all over the world.
Members / Integrantes:
◊ Pedro Ayres Magalhães
◊ Carlos Maria Trindade
◊ Beatriz Nunes
◊ Jorge Varrecoso
◊ António Figueiredo
◊ Luis Clode
Ex–integrantes:
◊ Rodrigo Leão ◊ Francisco Ribeiro ◊ Gabriel Gomes ◊ Teresa Salgueiro ◊ Fernando Júdice ◊ José Peixoto
Discography:
Álbuns de estúdio:
◊ Os Dias da MadreDeus (1987)
◊ Existir (1990)
◊ O Espírito da Paz (1994)
◊ Ainda (1995, banda sonora do filme Lisbon Story de Wim Wenders)
◊ O Paraíso (1997)
◊ Movimento (2001)
◊ Um Amor Infinito (2004)
◊ Faluas do Tejo (2005)
◊ Essência (2012)
Madredeus e A Banda Cósmica:
◊ Metafonia (2008)
◊ A Nova Aurora (2009)
◊ Castelos na Areia (2010)
Ao vivo:
◊ Lisboa (1992, ao vivo, gravado no Coliseu dos Recreios em Lisboa)
◊ O Porto (1998, ao vivo, gravado no Coliseu do Porto)
◊ Euforia (2002, ao vivo, com a participação da Flemish Radio Orchestra)
Compilações:
◊ Antologia (2000, colectânea com duas canções inéditas)
◊ Palavras Cantadas (2001, colectânea direccionada ao público brasileiro e abrangendo o trabalho do grupo entre os anos de 1990 e 2000)
Remixes:
◊ Electronico (2002) — releitura electrónica de vários temas do grupo
© Madredeus em Aveiro; August 1, 2005 / Author: J.P.Casainho
| Madredeus • Os Dias da MadreDeus (1988) |
Location: Lisboa, Portugal
Album release: 1988 / June 7, 1996
Record Label: EMI–Valentim de Carvalho, Lda
Runtime: 67:29
Tracklist:
01. As Montanhas (Instrumental) — Gabriel Gomes 2:25
02. A Sombra — Pedro Ayres Ferreira Magalhães 5:31
03. A Vaca de Fogo — Gomes, Magalhães 5:01
04. Os Passaros Quando Morrem Caem No Ceu — (Instrumental) 2:24
05. Adeus... E Nem Voltei — Magalhães 5:51
06. A Peninsula (Instrumental) — Gomes, Leão, Magalhães 4:06
07. A Cantiga Do Campo — Gomes Leal, Leão, Magalhães 6:28
08. Fado Do Mindelo — Leão, Magalhães, Pacheco 5:07
09. A Marcha da Oriental (Instrumental) 5:59
10. A Cidade — Leão, Magalhães , Menezes 6:00
11. Maldito Dia Aziago — Rodrigo Leão, Magalhães 5:10
12. A Andorinha (Instrumental) — Pedro Ayres Ferreira Magalhães 4:44
13. O Brasil — Leao, Magalhães 5:35
14. O Meu Amor Vai Embora — Leão, Magalhães 3:21
15. Amanhã — Rodrigo Leão / Pedro Ayres Ferreira Magalhães 4:53
Credits:
♠ Gabriel Gomes Composer, Unknown Contributor Role
♠ Gomes Leal Composer
♠ Rodrigo Leão Composer, Project Coordinator
♠ Pedro Ayres Ferreira Magalhães Arranger, Composer, Cover Design, Producer, Project Coordinator
♠ Rodrigo Muñoz Unknown Contributor Role
♠ Luis Ramos Photography
♠ Francisco Ribeiro Unknown Contributor Role
♠ Alvaro Rosendo Photography
Website: http://www.madredeus.com/
Portuguese unofficial site: http://www.madredeus-osonho.net/
MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/madredeuspt
Allmusic:
◊ Os Dias da Madredeus, Madredeus’ debut album on the Portuguese market, offered for the first time the group’s appealing and remarkable compositions. The record exposed the sole musical mission of the Portuguese ensemble. Providing sole compositions, Madredeus settled their musical course in between the original Portuguese fado and influences ranging from Brazilian music to classical musical inflections. Leaded by the voice of Teresa Salgueiro and by the delicate and melodious creations of Pedro Ayres Magalhães, Gabriel Gomes, and Rodrigo Leão, the ensemble started gaining their legion of followers precisely after the record originally hit the record stores in 1987. “A Vaca de Fogo,” the record’s third track, swiftly became the group’s most recognizable theme due to its joyful rhythmic features and exclusive arrangements. Still, the whole of the work expressed through the album mostly reveals Madredeus' nostalgic musical endeavors, strengthened by way of their gloomy musical direction and enlightened by the sorrow and hurtful lyrics unveiled by Salgueiro’s unique vocalizations. “Fado do Mindelo,” “Maldito Dia Aziago,” and “Amanhã” are just three of the album’s most noted tracks, again sustaining the unique character of Madredeus’ conceptions, initiating a musical path that eventually conquered fans all over the world.
Members / Integrantes:
◊ Pedro Ayres Magalhães
◊ Carlos Maria Trindade
◊ Beatriz Nunes
◊ Jorge Varrecoso
◊ António Figueiredo
◊ Luis Clode
Ex–integrantes:
◊ Rodrigo Leão ◊ Francisco Ribeiro ◊ Gabriel Gomes ◊ Teresa Salgueiro ◊ Fernando Júdice ◊ José Peixoto
Discography:
Álbuns de estúdio:
◊ Os Dias da MadreDeus (1987)
◊ Existir (1990)
◊ O Espírito da Paz (1994)
◊ Ainda (1995, banda sonora do filme Lisbon Story de Wim Wenders)
◊ O Paraíso (1997)
◊ Movimento (2001)
◊ Um Amor Infinito (2004)
◊ Faluas do Tejo (2005)
◊ Essência (2012)
Madredeus e A Banda Cósmica:
◊ Metafonia (2008)
◊ A Nova Aurora (2009)
◊ Castelos na Areia (2010)
Ao vivo:
◊ Lisboa (1992, ao vivo, gravado no Coliseu dos Recreios em Lisboa)
◊ O Porto (1998, ao vivo, gravado no Coliseu do Porto)
◊ Euforia (2002, ao vivo, com a participação da Flemish Radio Orchestra)
Compilações:
◊ Antologia (2000, colectânea com duas canções inéditas)
◊ Palavras Cantadas (2001, colectânea direccionada ao público brasileiro e abrangendo o trabalho do grupo entre os anos de 1990 e 2000)
Remixes:
◊ Electronico (2002) — releitura electrónica de vários temas do grupo