Interpreta Lupicínio Rodrigues

Jamelão

1972

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Jamelão was one of the great names in Brazilian music, especially consecrated as a samba interpreter and the lead voice of Mangueira for decades. His recording of "Jamelão interpreta Lupicínio Rodrigues" in 1972 represents the singular encounter of two pillars of national song. In this work, Jamelão dedicates his unmistakable style and powerful voice to the oeuvre of Lupicínio Rodrigues, one of Brazil's most revered samba-canção composers. The album's proposal, as its title suggests, is to present Jamelão's vision of the repertoire of an author known for his lyrics laden with heartbreak and passion.

Context

Before releasing "Jamelão interpreta Lupicínio Rodrigues" in 1972, Jamelão already possessed a rich and consolidated career in Brazilian music. Born in the São Cristóvão neighbourhood and raised in Engenho Novo, Rio de Janeiro, he began his musical career playing the tamborim in the percussion section of Estação Primeira de Mangueira, a samba school for which he would become one of the most iconic samba-enredo performers, taking on the lead vocal role from 1952 onwards. His professional ascent included performances in gafieiras, work in radio, and nightclubs, even acting as a 'chorus singer' for the renowned Francisco Alves. His definitive consecration came as a samba singer, recording for several labels such as Odeon, Companhia Brasileira de Discos, Philips, and, most notably, Continental, where he would release most of his albums, including this tribute to Lupicínio Rodrigues. By 1972, Jamelão was already a respected figure with a vast discography.

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Arranged By, Conductor

Severino Araújo

Written-By

Lupicínio Rodrigues

Featuring, Orchestra

Orquestra Tabajara

Liner Notes

Julio Nagib

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Saqueando a Cidade: Jamelão - Interpreta Lupicínio Rodrigues (1972)

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The result of the fusion of these three institutions is this album, a masterpiece of Brazilian music. Jamelão, with a radio-era style vocal, sings with passion and anguish the pain of cuckoldry, bringing to life the lyrics of Lupicínio Rodrigues, all accompanied by the brilliant Tabajaras.

Cliquemusic : Disco : JAMELÃO INTERPRETA LUPICÍNIO RODRIGUES

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Tracks 1 Meu recado (Felisberto Martins, Lupicínio Rodrigues) 2 Homenagem (Lupicínio Rodrigues) 3 Sozinha (Lupicínio Rodrigues) 4 Um favor (Lupicínio Rodrigues) 5 Exemplo (Lupicínio Rodrigues) 6 Quem há de dizer (Alcides Gonçalves, Lupicínio Rodrigues)

Jamelão - "Jamelão Interpreta Lupicínio Rodrigues" (1972)

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And Lupicínio's songbook perfectly fits with this. Accompanied by the exceptional Orquestra Tabajara, a big band in the style of great North American jazz groups, Jamelão delivers a real show.

Jamelão Interpreta Lupicínio Rodrigues | Jamelão

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All right, so I finally sat down and gave this Jamelão Interpreta Lupicínio Rodrigues album a real listen. Not going to lie, I kind of stumbled on it while digging through old Brazilian samba records, and honestly? It surprised me. It's from 1982 but sounds much older, which is kind of the point I guess.

Jamelão - "Jamelão Interpreta Lupicínio Rodrigues" (1972)

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There is some controversy. So much so that the historic "Roteiro de um Boêmio", an album with four 78 rpm records, recorded in 1952 by Lupicínio with his original vocal, in that very way, cool and subtle, is considered by fans to be the definitive recording by the author of "Se Acaso Você Chegasse".

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