Albums
realce - gilberto gil

Realce

Gilberto Gil

1979
16 tracks
1 uur
mpb

Album Description

Gilberto Gil's 1979 masterpiece, Realce, is a captivating album that embodies the rich cultural heritage of Brazil. Released on 15 August 1979 via Palco, this hour-long musical journey showcases Gil's eclectic style, seamlessly blending genres such as MPB, bossa nova, samba, and Brazilian jazz.

The album's tracklist is a testament to Gil's innovative spirit, featuring an array of enchanting songs that transport listeners to the vibrant streets of Brazil. From the opening notes of the title track 'Realce', to the soulful melodies of 'Toda Menina Baiana' and 'Marina', each song is a masterclass in musical storytelling.

The original tracklist is complemented by a collection of bonus tracks, including 'Macapá', 'Acertei no Milhar', and 'Samba Rubro-Negro (O Mais Querido)', which demonstrate Gil's incredible range and depth as a songwriter. With Realce, Gilberto Gil has created an album that is both a reflection of his roots and a bold experimentation with new sounds, resulting in a truly unforgettable listening experience.

August 15, 19791979 Gege Producoes Artisticas1979 Gege Producoes Artisticas

Tracks

RealceGilberto Gil
4:44
Sarará MioloGilberto Gil
4:50
Superhomem, a CançãoGilberto Gil
4:07
TradiçãoGilberto Gil
4:54
MarinaGilberto Gil
4:14
RebentoGilberto Gil
2:56
Toda Menina BaianaGilberto Gil
3:46
LogunedéGilberto Gil
3:58
Não Chore MaisGilberto Gil
4:36
Macapá - Bonus TrackGilberto Gil
3:45
Acertei no Milhar - Bonus TrackGilberto Gil
2:06
Senhor Delegado - Bonus TrackGilberto Gil
2:38
Escurinho - Bonus TrackGilberto Gil
3:35
Minha Nega na Janela - Bonus TrackGilberto Gil
3:43
A Situação do Escurinho - Bonus TrackGilberto Gil
3:14
Samba Rubro-Negro (O Mais Querido) - Bonus TrackGilberto Gil
3:45

PLAY ON SPOTIFY

About Gilberto Gil

Gilberto Gil, born in Salvador, Bahia, on June 26, 1942, is a legendary Brazilian singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and politician, renowned for his musical innovation and political activism. As one of the pioneers of the Tropicália movement in the late 1960s, Gil has consistently pushed the boundaries of Brazilian music, blending an eclectic mix of influences including rock, samba, African music, and reggae. His powerful voice and thought-provoking lyrics have made him a beloved figure in Brazilian music and beyond. Beyond his musical career, Gil served as Brazil's Minister of Culture from 2003 to 2008, further cementing his impact on the cultural landscape. With a career spanning over five decades, Gilberto Gil continues to inspire and captivate audiences with his unique sound and unwavering commitment to artistic and social expression.

1,445,768 Followers