Aganju john beltran remix bebel gilberto biography

          In an interview Bebel Gilberto, said about the phrase: 'Aganjú' 'Aganjú' is everywhere, in San Francisco, in New York..

          Frances Livings

           

          Aganjú was the last song I worked on yesterday in the studio for my new album Ipanema Lounge.

          I had actually gone through a bit a of a crisis with it and I think this was our third studio session working on the song.

          The rhythm section, Sandro Feliciano (percussion) and Isaias Elpes (electric bass), both from Brazil, had created some amazing grooves and my vocal track was in a complementary, nicely contrasting sultry style.

          Bebel Gilberto (born Isabel Gilberto de Oliveira on May 12, in New York City) is a Brazilian popular singer often associated with bossa nova.

        1. Bebel Gilberto was born in when her Brazilian parents, bossa nova pioneer João Gilberto and singer Miúcha, were living in New York, but spent much of.
        2. In an interview Bebel Gilberto, said about the phrase: 'Aganjú' 'Aganjú' is everywhere, in San Francisco, in New York.
        3. Watch the video for Aganju (Latin Project Mix) from Bebel Gilberto's Six Feet Under - Everything Ends for free, and see the artwork.
        4. Bebel Gilberto Remixed by Bebel Gilberto released in Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.

          5. I was aiming for a similar style like on In The Still of the Night, a groovy nujazz version of the Cole Porter classic, which features my voice.

          But I still thought Aganjú was – how can I say – ummm, boring. And that we didn’t “own” the song.

           

          I was actually close to taking Aganjú song off the record…

          I had first heard the song Aganjú on Bebel Gilberto’s album Tanto Tempo.

          It was written by the Brazilian musician, songwriter and record producer Carlinhos Brown, whose musical style blends tropicália, reggae,