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Various Artists
Official Record of Rio Carnaval
Genres: International Music, Pop, Latin Music

Track Listings (19) - Disc #1
1. Lendas Do Abaet? - Manoel, R.
2. O Mundo Melhor de Pixinguinha - Amorim, J.
3. Macunaima (Herois de Nossa Gente) - Correa, D.
4. O Segredo das Minas Do Rei Salomon - Davro
5. Sonhar con Rei da Leao - Neguinho
6. Vovo E O Rei da Saturnalia Na Corte Egipciana - Beija Flor, Luciano
7. Brasil Berco Dos Imigrantes - Lucas, J. Frank
8. Criacao Do Mundo Na Tradicao Nago - Beija Flor, N.
9. Mulher a Brasileira - Amorim, J.
10. Avatar E a Selva Tranformou Se Em Ouro - Do Tamboutim, T.A.R
11. O Sol da Meia Noite Uma Visagem Ao Pais das Maravilha - Aluisio
12. Hoje Tem Marmelada - Correa, D.
13. O Teu Cabelo Nao Nega - Gibi
14. Bum Bum Paticundum Prugurundum - Braga, B.S.
15. E Hoje - Didia, Mick
16. Mae, Baiana Mae - Barco, B.S
17. Skindo Skindo - Correa, D.
18. Tem Que Se Tirar da Cabeca O Que Nao Tem No Bolso [Tributo a Fernando] - Da Pena, B.
19. Terra Brazilis - Bastos, W.

This Volume in the Proper Label's Absolute Best Series Brings You Sambas from Past Rio, Brazil Carnavals. Also features an Informative Essay by Alexander Gelfand on the Origins of the Dance.

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All Artists: Various Artists
Title: Official Record of Rio Carnaval
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Proper Box UK
Release Date: 10/19/1999
Album Type: Import
Genres: International Music, Pop, Latin Music
Styles: South & Central America, Brazil
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 5026643221164

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This Volume in the Proper Label's Absolute Best Series Brings You Sambas from Past Rio, Brazil Carnavals. Also features an Informative Essay by Alexander Gelfand on the Origins of the Dance.