Foi no Mês Que Vem
Vitor Ramil
2013
Rankings
Why This Album Matters
Foi no Mês Que Vem stands out as a grand milestone in Vitor Ramil's career, celebrating three decades of a prolific journey in Brazilian music. This double album is not merely a compilation, but a rich sonic tapestry that revisits and reinterprets 32 works from his discography, offering new perspectives on already acclaimed compositions. Listening reveals a profound and elegant musical dialogue with the artist's vast repertoire, reaffirming his importance in the cultural landscape. The project is enhanced by a constellation of talents from Latin and Brazilian music, with illustrious collaborations that elevate the artistic experience. Names such as Fito Paez, Milton Nascimento, Jorge Drexler, and Ney Matogrosso join family members like Kleiton, Kledir, Ian, and Isabel Ramil, alongside other renowned instrumentalists and the Orquestra do Theatro São Pedro, ensuring a diversity of timbres and interpretations that make Foi no Mês Que Vem a truly unique and unmissable album for admirers of MPB and Latin American music.
Context
The album Foi no Mês Que Vem emerges as a celebration of Vitor Ramil's thirty-year career. He is a recognised Brazilian singer, composer, and writer. This work represents a significant moment for the artist, who revisits his extensive oeuvre for an audience that has followed him for decades, and also for new generations seeking to understand the depth of his output.
Recording
The production of Foi no Mês Que Vem involved a transnational effort, with recordings taking place in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and mixing and mastering carried out in California, United States. The project was directed by Branca Ramil Linhares, while Vitor Ramil himself took on the production. The recording featured a comprehensive technical team and a wide array of talented musicians. Among the instrumentalists, highlights include Vitor Ramil on vocals, acoustic guitars, and keyboards, Carlos Moscardini on acoustic guitars and viola, and Marcos Suzano on percussion and programming. The Orquestra do Theatro São Pedro also played a fundamental role, contributing orchestral arrangements to various tracks, adding a symphonic dimension to the album.
Tracks
Credits
Antônio Carlos Borges Cunha
Branca Ramil, Clara Zaremba, Guido Filippelli
Cleide Cardoso, João Schmidt
Vitor Ramil
Ana Paula Freire, Cláudia Amaral
Natasha Gompers
Ana Maia
Cristiano Bion Loro, Gabriel Polycarpo, Rodrigo Ely, Tiago Neske
Ariel Polycarpo, Augusto Ferreira Corralo, Cristiano Marques Pereira, Iris Andrade, Ivan Andrade, Jeferson Colling, João Campos Neto, Lourenço Budó, Rosângela Dos Santos, Silvane Guerra, Tercia Oliveira, Vinícius Guerra
Bianca Do Prado, Carla Pacheco, Douglas Dantas De Araújo, Milene Aliverte
Ron McMaster
Moogie Canazio
Hatsukazu Inagaki
Agustín Baldassarre, Clauber Scholles, Erik Valentim, Gustavo Fourcade, Javier Verjano, Juliano Maffesoli, Kátia B, Lauro Maia, Leo Bracht, Luciano Mello, Marcos Suzano, Martín Daneri, Matías Cella, Pedro Falcon, Protásio Jr., Ronaldo Lima, Santiago McCarthy, Willy Gonzales
Leandro Lefa, Leo Tap Dias, Rodrigo Panassolo
Felipe Taborda
Lygia Santiago
Nara Amelia
Branca Ramil
Ana Ruth Miranda
Books
Analyses
Foi no Mês Que Vem – Wikipedia
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Notas Musicais: 'Foi no mês que vem' confunde o tempo ao resumir grande ...
blognotasmusicais.com.br
A song released by Vitor Ramil on his more rock-oriented album, À beça (1995), Foi no mês que vem scrambles the notion of time in its title. Perhaps for this very reason, the song was chosen to open and name the double album on which the Gaúcho composer compiles his already vast body of work, both in quality and quantity.
Foi no Mês Que Vem - Rolling Stone Brasil
rollingstone.com.br
This double album by Vitor Ramil, bringing together illustrious guests such as Jorge Drexler, Fito Paez, Milton Nascimento and Ney Matogrosso, only confirms that the Gaúcho is one of the best Brazilian composers.
"Foi no Mês que Vem" coloca Vitor Ramil entre os maiores ... - GZH
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The double album Foi no Mês que Vem is the epitome of Vitor Ramil, the definitive proof of his status as one of the greatest Brazilian composers. The 32 tracks on the two CDs in a way condense the 108 songs released on nine albums between 1981 and 2010.
Muzak - o blog da música brasileira independente: CD "Foi no Mês Que ...
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Foi no Mês Que Vem is the latest album by singer and songwriter Vitor Ramil, featuring special appearances by Milton Nascimento, Ney Matogrosso, Jorge Drexler and Fito Paez, which "confirms that the Gaúcho is one of the best Brazilian composers," according to Rolling Stone magazine's CD Guide.
