BONUS EP. (Martinho da Vila - Aquarela Brasileira
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BONUS EP. (Martinho da Vila - Aquarela Brasileira
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Salve! This is a bonus episode for paid subscribers!
Every episode is a different song. This is the song today:
"Aquarela Brasileira" (Silas de Oliveira) by Martinho da Vila
The intro to “Aquarela Brasileira” is perhaps the most famous ever written for Carnaval. Composer Silas de Oliveira wrote the samba-enredo in 1964 exclusively for Rio’s desfiles—the annual parades of floats and costumes held each February—but its extraordinary impact quickly took it beyond the Sambadrome. The song became a lasting samba classic, later recorded by artists such as Martinho da Vila.
NOT TO BE confused with “Aquarela do Brasil,” from the 1930s— the first Brazilian song to become an international hit, recorded by Frank Sinatra. That song was, in fact, the inspiration for Silas de Oliveira’s “Aquarela Brasileira,” a tribute to Brazil’s many regions, cultures, and colors—hence the reference to watercolor. We discussed the two songs and their respective impact on Brazilian Carnaval.