Chocolate com Pimenta: reminiscent of the international soundtrack of the soap opera

The soap opera Pepper chocolatewhich will return in the afternoon program of Rede Globoas reported by the presenter Ana Maria Braga in this Thursday (25) edition of Plus youhad a international soundtrack based on several works by Jazz And American standards.

Between 13 tracks selected by the record company Som Livre, classics such as Put on the RitzInterpreted by Fred astaire (1899-1987), In the mood in Glenn Miller (1904-1944) and night and day in Ella Fitzgerald (1917-1996) were some of the highlights of the record.

The song also recorded a great interpretation by the Brazilian artist Luiza Possible in (Somewhere over the rainbow and saving a pearl of Louis Armstrong (1901-1971) with Mack the knife (Moritati), which was the general theme of the serial.

The actors Murilo Benicio, Prissioni Fantim And Mariana Ximenes are some of the protagonists of the novel.

Pepper chocolatewritten by Walcyr Carrascoit has already been presented on three other occasions: in 2006 And 2012 as an attraction of It is worth seeing again last year, on the pay channel Inhabitfrom Globosat.

Take a look at the tracklist full of the original soundtrack by Pepper chocolate:

1. I’m in the mood for love – Rod Stewart (theme of Cassia and Bernardo)

Two. Every time we say goodbye – Steve Tyrell (theme of Olga and Danilo)

3. Hey there – Bette Midler

4. (Somewhere over the rainbow – Luiza Possible (theme of nest)

5. In the mood – Glenn Miller (rental theme: Ventura)

6. Put on the Ritz – Fred astaire (theme of Sebastian)

7. night and day – Ella Fitzgerald (rental theme: Carmen and Margherita)

8. Mack The Knife (Moritait) – Louis Armstrong (general theme of the novel)

9. Stormy weather (it keeps raining all the time) – Etta Giacomo (general romantic theme)

10. lover – John Williams & Boston Pops Orchestra

11. Chocolate waltz – The John Windsor Company (chocolate factory theme)

12. Good old days – swinging jelly (comic theme of the novel)

13. Curly little girl – Charlie Robins gang (comic theme of the novel)

Source: Terra

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