Gal Costa - Divino Maravilhoso - Interpreta Caetano Veloso (2006)

CD 01: 
01 CORACAO VAGABUNDO 
02 AVARANDADO 
03 CLARA 
04 MAMAE CORAGEM 
05 BABY 
06 DIVINO MARAVILHOSO 
07 CINEMA OLYMPIA 
08 SAUDOSISMO 
09 NAO IDENTIFICADO 
10 LONDON LONDON 
11 COMO DOIS E DOIS 
12 VOCE NAO ENTENDE NADA 
13 BARATO MODESTO 
14 DEIXA SANGRAR 
15 OS MAIS DOCE S BARBAROS 
16 SEM GRILOS 
17 O BATER DO TAMBOR 
18 MASSA REAL 

CD 02: 
01 FORCA ESTRANHA 
02 MINHA VOZ MINHA VIDA 
03 MEU BEM MEU MAL 
04 DOM DE ILUDIR 
05 A MULHER 
06 A RA 
07 LUZ DO SOL 
08 TAPETE MAGICO 
09 TIGRESA 
10 QUAL E BAIANA 
11 DA MAIOR IMPORTANCIA 
12 SUTIS DIFERENCAS 
13 PAULA E BEBETO 
14 EU TE AMO 
15 CARAS E BOCAS 
16 MAE 
17 LUA LUA LUA LUA 
18 O AMOR

Gal Costa was born Maria da Graca Costa Penna Burgos (Her stage name came from her younger cousins nickname "Gau" for her), in Salvador, Bahia Brazil. She was one of the most illustrious female singers from the tropicalia movement and was a highly energetic individual, who changed constantly as a performer, who also actively got involved in political activities. She was brought up listening to music and was encouraged to pursue a singing career by her music-loving dad. She then teamed up with Caetano Veloso and his sister Maria Bethania in 1963 who then in turn introduced them to Gilberto Gil and Tom Ze. They then headed off together to Sao Paulo, to start their own career, however they kept in touch and are now lifelong friends. The new dictatorship at the time in Brazil was against any new ideologies and concepts, so while Gilberto Gil and Caetano Veloso decided to go into exile to London Gal and Maria stayed behind and took part in politically radical concerts. With her key writers in exile she sort other composers like Macale, and released the album "Gal".

In 1973, the album cover of Costa's India was censored because the image of the singer in a red bikini was considered too daring. By the late 70s, however, she became a superstar, becoming more and more popular and commercial. She endured the 80s as absolute queen among the big stars in Brazilian music, even being regarded by some as Brazil's greatest female singer. Backed up by choice composers, she recorded songs by Jorge Ben Jor (Que Pena) , Erasmos Carlos (Sua Estupidez) and Tom Jobim (Desifinados) . In 1982, the double album Fantasia spawned the huge carnival hit "Festa Do Interior". In the 90s, she continued her rise to being a top selling artist in Brazil. ---wrasserecords.com

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