Cassia Eller’s debut album is reissued on red vinyl

Released in 1990 by the label Phillipsthrough polygram, Cassia Eller is the sensational first album of one of the great interpreters of Brazilian popular music. The album is in progress reissued on red vinyl by Universal Music and is now available on Music storethe brand’s e-commerce platform.

Cassia Eller she may be another eclectic singer who emerged in those times, however, the artist’s eclecticism has passed through to other tribes. The repertoire of the disc favors the Paulista avant-garde on tracks like I feel it / Tutu, the finger of God AND I don’t know what I want in life.

The blatant interpretation of rubensoriginally presented by the group of São Paulo Premeditate the brakeclarified the singer’s homosexuality when it was still arousing amazement.

National rock, success in 80sis represented by shack and from may the god come.

To separate hit of the disc, the melancholic recording of Currentlyfrom also nostalgic Renato Russo (1980-1996), came out from a demo tape and stands out for its delicate interpretation and acoustic accompaniment, different from the sonic harshness of the other pieces.

Discover the complete contents of the album Cassia Eller:

side A

1 – I feel it / Tutu (Itamar Assumpção / Marcus Miller)

2 – Rubens (Mario Manga)

3 – Barraco (Frejat/ Jorge Salomão) *Departs. Specials: Frejat and Peninha

4 – May God come (Frejat/ Cazuza/ Clarice Lispector)

5 – Eleanor Rigby (John Lennon/Paul McCartney)

Side B

1 – Sucker (Bocato)

2 – For now (Renato Russo)

3 – The finger of God (Mário Manga/ Arrigo Barnabé)

4 – Lullaby (Cássia Eller/ Márcio Faraco)

5 – I don’t know what I want in life (Hermelino Neder/ Arrigo Barnabé)

6 – Tutti Frutti (Lubin/ Penniman/ La Bostrie)

Source: Terra

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