Search - Paula Lima :: Diva Paulista

Paula Lima
Diva Paulista
Genres: International Music, Latin Music

Track Listings (10) - Disc #1
1. Quero Ver Voc? No Baile - Paula Lima, Jorge, Seu
2. Sai Daqui, Tristeza [andErson Soares Lala Radio Edit] - Paula Lima, Viana, Max
3. Tive Raz?o - Paula Lima, Jorge, Seu
4. ? T?o Bom - Paula Lima, Lima, Paula
5. ? Isso A? - Paula Lima, Muller, Sidney
6. As Famosas Gargalhadas Do Yuka [Sao Benitez Radio Edit] - Paula Lima, Motta, Ed
7. Cirandar - Paula Lima, da Villa, Martinho
8. Perd?o Talvez - Paula Lima, Lima, Paula
9. A Paz Dan?ando Na Avenida - Paula Lima, Ben, Jorge
10. Quero Ver Voc? No Baile [Quantitum Dub Mix] - Paula Lima, Jorge, Seu

The Highly Anticipated Debut Album from Brazil's First Rnb Diva Already Sold 500,000 in her Homeland. Produced by the Don of the New Brazilian Movement, Max De Castro.

CD Details

All Artists: Paula Lima
Title: Diva Paulista
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Musicrama/Koch
Release Date: 1/7/2003
Genres: International Music, Latin Music
Styles: South & Central America, Brazil
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 821838092926

Synopsis

Album Details

The Highly Anticipated Debut Album from Brazil's First Rnb Diva Already Sold 500,000 in her Homeland. Produced by the Don of the New Brazilian Movement, Max De Castro.

CD Reviews

Yet another twist on the Brazilian music scene

Steve Frazier | Seattle | 12/11/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"An Amazon recommendation helped me find this artist (new to me, but apparently well known in her home). The producer is Max de Castro, a very active producer in Brazil (and who also is represented here at Amazon). The music here is an interesting mix of traditional Brazilian rhythms and percussion instruments with a very strong pop overlay. In particular the singer has a strong funk or R&B flavor to her style that is quite nice -- a little like the way Jorge Ben Jor in the 80's had a stronger funk edge to his music than some of the popular Brazilian musicians of the day. If you like Brazilian music you should give this a try; it's a nice new edge. If you are new to Brazilian music, don't be afraid: this is very listenable, no rough edges, but not boring either."