I heard this for the first time recently. I'd asked Alexa to just play music in the background whilst I worked. The music was just that, in the background, something to help me along in my work day. Then this came on. I stopped, listened, then played it again, and again, and again. A perfect song, delivered exquisitely. Such a joy to listen to. I finished work early that day....
It's really cool and gratifying to know that our music caused such a good vibe, my friend! Elis Regina and Tom Jobim are two legends of Brazilian music. Elis is considered the best singer Brazil has ever had and Tom is a maestro! The song "Garota de Ipanema" was written by him and Vinicius de Moraes and became one of the best-known songs in the world! And it is a great pride for us Brazilians to know that a song made observing the beauty of a young girl called Helô Pinheiro (now 80 years old) pushing boundaries!
This is my favorite brazilian song. I'm from the country next door, Uruguay, and not only my father loved this music and introduced me to it, but we used to go to brazil every year. Wonderful country, people and culture. As for your reaction, I loved it. You're smiling like a kid all the way through and I will always love people that still show that kid-like wonder towards things. This is a song that always puts a smile on my face and I've never thought my smile could get wider until I saw your smile during this song. I will always remember your reaction whenever I hear this song and it will add a little something to the experience, so thank you for that.
The central metaphor of "Waters of March" is taken as an image of the passage of everyday life, its perpetual motion, its inevitable progression towards death - like the rains at the end of March, which mark the end of summer in southeastern Brazil. The lyrics bring the image of "water" closer to a "promise of life", a symbol of renewal. They have a very great chemistry in this song and I think the voices, the jokes e the laughter between them complement the performance. Love you reaction : ) Thanks !
Tom Jobim composed "Aguas de Março" when he was at his country home in Brazil and the terrible storms of March fell and he was stuck at home. When he could leave, he walked and was inspired by what he saw. The path remained as a metaphor for the calm, after the storm and how to overcome it. At a certain point they sing together cutting part of the words, such as the pieces of stones and objects he found on the way.
Meu caro, Senhor , notei que gostou muito da música. Ficaste feliz , e digo mais, nós brasileiros quando escutamos esta canção também ficamos felizes . Música boa nos traz esta proeza . Obrigado pelo react!
My dad loved this song during all his life... I remember he dancing this song with my mom! Memories that will always be inside my heart! Thanks for your beautiful react of this masterpiece from my country.
Tom Jobim is our greatest composer of all time, mainly creating Bossa Nova and some Samba. Elis Regina is considered our gretest Brazilian female singer of all time. She was influenced by the greatest American Jazz singers of the 40s, 50s and 60s.
I'm Brazilian and I'm impressed how many foreigners can understand the lyrics and/or the message better than many Brazilians. Elis regina regina and Tom jobim were cultural heritage of our Brazil! I think this exchange through our music is really cool.
acho interessante como gringo consegue entender um pouco nossa arte só sentindo. mas ninguém entende a música brasileira e suas infinitas camadas com totalidade como o próprio brasileiro.
@Caabertoldo Isso é lógico! Somente quem é nativo vai entender a mensagem na música! Bem como o brasileiro não vai entender a música americana como um nativo!
@@andlucs Na verdade, esse é o ponto, nós entendemos as deles, o mundo como vemos é por conta de nossa cultura e da nossa própria linguagem, tão subjetiva, e que só nós, nascidos aqui, conseguimos entender, e que usamos pra dar diversos significados, ficando complexo, muitas vezes, até pra nós mesmos. Já as músicas, ainda sim belas, dos estrangeiros, a maioria não entra nesse antro de significados como a nossa, é bem mais fácil de entender!
@@JuanFb99 Não consigo ver o entendimento da música internacional dessa forma que você expôs aqui! Vou dar um exemplo! Muitas das nossas músicas nas décadas de 60 e 70 tinham composições que eram uma forma direta de protesto contra a ditadura. E por mais que a pessoa não nascida no Brasil e que não vivenciou essa época da nossa história possa ter uma noção interpretativa da mensagem oculta na música não vai entender o seu verdadeiro significado pois nesse caso somente o brasileiro entende de forma mais profunda. E como eles não tiveram uma ditadura jamais terão o verdadeiro entendimento. Entretanto, muitas das músicas dos americanos como por exemplo o jazz, o soul e etc...tiveram suas raízes ideológicas voltadas à luta contra a segregação racial que não vivenciamos da forma como eles sentiram na pele. Então, por mais que um brasileiro tenha uma noção de interpretação, nunca vai saber o seu verdadeiro significado não sendo nativo!
É bem como o senhor disse, o fim do verão, muita chuva, o desgasto e o cansaço, o recomeço, o esforço e as recompensas. A vida continua e apesar dos problemas, deve haver uma solução pra eles.
you nailedit! Its the passage of life. And Tom was a pioneer in Environmental Issues - so he used a lot of brazilian nature like trees, birds and other references as metaphors to life
The lyrics is all about tragedy, sadness, because, at the end of March, a heavy pouring rain occur in Rio de Janeiro, many disasters occur, many people are dead at this season. That's why "Águas de Março" (waters of March). These short sentences means the memories of the past lived by Jobim at his farm. And he wrote this song in 1972 when he was arrested by military regimen and he thought cops could kill him. No hope, no joy, hard times.
Yes! This sound is about the life unexpected things. This is a kind of a poem. It´s too strong lyrics for foreign people understand it, but its magic. Fantastic!! They play with the end of the sound of the music. In the end of music, they speak singing just the last frase (just the last part) of the sentece.
This song concerns the observations Antonio Carlos Jobim made around him when he was building his country house in a bucolic place, during the rainy season of March in Brazil.
Every year, in February, the summer starts finishing and then no more rain, only dry air and wind and then the plants becomes dry and the time to plant for food finishes. However, at the end of March, we have one week of raining days; this means life will go on. In this music, a piece of wood, silver, a stone, the wind, etc are showing us we are alive, and life will go on as well as waters of March shows..
How wonderful that you actually annunciated Elis Regina's name correctly. Major props, man! You also get the impact of the stream of thought poetry. It is 3 pages of stream of thought lyrics that is a mutha to perform (ask me how I know). I really enjoyed how even as a gringo American, you physically we moved by the Swing of the Samba. As a singer and performer, Elis Regina was a force of nature. It is such a joy to watch the joyous impact of this all-time classic on ya, man. Fantastic!
Pronunciation? I try. I react to a lot of artists from countries that English is not the primary language. I don't always get the name right the first time. The world has so much to offer in song, like this one here. Glad you could enjoy their performance with me. Pronúncia? Eu tento. Eu reajo a muitos artistas de países onde o inglês não é a língua principal. Nem sempre acerto o nome na primeira vez. O mundo tem muito a oferecer em canções, como esta aqui. Que bom que você pôde aproveitar o desempenho deles comigo.
The explanation given by Marco Araújo is quite correct. I add the metaphor used in lyrics: the construction of Tom's house. He links the facts of life to the difficulties of building under rainy weather in the middle of a forest, where the house is actually settled.
This is for me the Most Gorgeous song ever. Regina considered one of if not the greatest Brazilian singer and of course Jobim. I’m madly in love with the music, culture, people of Brazil. I live part time in Salvador a heady city with one foot in the 1st world and one in the 3rd. Maravilhosa 🇧🇷💛🇧🇷
Esta musica Tom Jobim escreveu qdo estava desiludido numa encruzilhada da vida. Se refugiou sozinho numa casa de campo de um amigo e que estava em obras. Por isso fala da natureza e de construção, como Pau, resto de toco, pedra, ... alí, deitado na rede, a fez em 2 dias. No dia seguinte o amigo ligou pa ele e ao ouvi-lo cantarola-la, pediu para gravar imediatamente. E assim, sua carreira ressurgiu e ficou famoso internacionalmente.
Minha querida, você errou na sua afirmação. Essa música não foi composta numa casa de campo de um amigo do Tom e muito menos ele se encontrava depressivo. A letra foi composta em março de 1972, quando ele passou um período em seu sítio de Poço Fundo, na região serrana do Rio de Janeiro, com o objetivo de finalizar um álbum Ele buscava por sossego afim de encontrar inspiração para compor mais algumas músicas e infelizmente ou felizmente né...rsrsrs..O sossego que ele tanto queria não foi possível. A propriedade estava passando por obras, em meio às chuvas daquele mês. E aparte que você menciona ele ficar famosos internacionalmente por causa dessa música também não esta correto, pois ele já era muito famosos e reconhecido no exterior por causa da música "Garota de ipanema" que nada mais é do que a Segunda música mais conhecida na história da música mundial. Só perde para Yesterday dos Beatles
❤a língua portuguesa do Brasil tem a sonoridade mais linda do mundo, uma língua cujas palavras só podem ditas falando todas as suas sílabas, o que a torna única e maravilhosa , tais como: chuva , enxoval , tupinambá , carambola , jabuticaba etc......
Wow, it's the passage of life, you deciphered the song very well. The songs of this era were very poetic, speaking between the lines, whether in political or personal protest.
Elis’daughter is Maria Rita now quite famous. There’s a movie on her life. Check out more Bossa great stuff. If this song doesn’t move someone please check their pulse.
The lyrics refers to a Summer season, ending in the "waters of March". March marks the end of the Summer in the Southern Hemisphere, and that's a rainy time.
Águas de Março, the name of the song is due to the fact that March is the month of heavy rains that end summer and start autumn. Tom Jobim was renovating his house, and everything that had been done was destroyed, and he had to redo the renovations and wait for the March rains to pass, which made him very stressed and anxious. To distract his mind from so much stress and problems, he wrote about what bothered him, and what he saw in this time of stopped works and a lot of rain, and scribbles of what would be the song Águas de Março were born, which was what he saw in his house all unfinished and dirty with mud, with branches from trees in the garden, stones, broken glass and frogs. 👇 At the end of the song, they forget the lyrics and improvise, but everyone likes it and it stays that way. And it was good, both are already dead and we can see them together playing with the music, and happy. 😘👍
Penso que um dia eu vi Jobim tentando explicar essa cançao e eh algo que fala de uma epoca do ano no Brasil (hemisferio sul)...mes de março, de muitas chuvas, onde marca o incio do fim do verao...de dias mais luminosos e o inicio do outono, de dias mais fechados e pouco ensolarados. Fases da vida...de alegrias, festas, tristezas e decepçoes. A letra em si, de dificil entendimento para nao-brasileiros pois usa muitos termos regionais e penso que ele usou mais como um jogo de palavras sonoras, entrelaçando-se entre si!
Maybe late for the party, but a fun fact for this recording is that Elis didnt want to do it at all, she didn't consider herself as a mpb singer... In the beginning of the clip you can actually see her body language being more "aggressive " to Tom... but during the song she notices that he's keeping up with her.. so by the end they are doing this fantastic word play
In fact, if someone listens to songs from a non-Brazilian audience, they won't be able to understand the context of the lyrics. March is the end of summer and summer in Brazil means a time of happiness.
The little dissonant twinkles you hear are supposed to be reminiscent of the rain while he’s trying to build this small bridge over small rivet in the mud the mud
Esta música resume o fim.do verào, as chuvas, a parte religiosa afrodescedente que temos ,a flora, a fauna e as emoções que o verão proporciona para os BrasileirosO verào representa muitas coisa, para o Braslileiro, País(Brasil). esperaça de uma nova vida, é
Para você entender a música brasileira é necessário conhecer a nossa maravilhosa língua "brasileira" !!! Aí sim, você poderia curtir muito a nossa música!!!
I heard this for the first time recently. I'd asked Alexa to just play music in the background whilst I worked. The music was just that, in the background, something to help me along in my work day. Then this came on. I stopped, listened, then played it again, and again, and again.
A perfect song, delivered exquisitely. Such a joy to listen to.
I finished work early that day....
listen to Toquinho and Vinicius de Moraes, its the same vibe
It's really cool and gratifying to know that our music caused such a good vibe, my friend!
Elis Regina and Tom Jobim are two legends of Brazilian music.
Elis is considered the best singer Brazil has ever had and Tom is a maestro!
The song "Garota de Ipanema" was written by him and Vinicius de Moraes and became one of the best-known songs in the world! And it is a great pride for us Brazilians to know that a song made observing the beauty of a young girl called Helô Pinheiro
(now 80 years old) pushing boundaries!
This is my favorite brazilian song. I'm from the country next door, Uruguay, and not only my father loved this music and introduced me to it, but we used to go to brazil every year. Wonderful country, people and culture.
As for your reaction, I loved it. You're smiling like a kid all the way through and I will always love people that still show that kid-like wonder towards things. This is a song that always puts a smile on my face and I've never thought my smile could get wider until I saw your smile during this song. I will always remember your reaction whenever I hear this song and it will add a little something to the experience, so thank you for that.
Brazilian Portuguese is the most melodious language in the entire world ❤❤🇧🇷
The central metaphor of "Waters of March" is taken as an image of the passage of everyday life, its perpetual motion, its inevitable progression towards death - like the rains at the end of March, which mark the end of summer in southeastern Brazil. The lyrics bring the image of "water" closer to a "promise of life", a symbol of renewal. They have a very great chemistry in this song and I think the voices, the jokes e the laughter between them complement the performance. Love you reaction : ) Thanks !
Perfeito!!
Assim que eu vejo tbm..
Na vida cotidiana águas de março tem o mesmo efeito no fim do verão no Sudeste e no Centro Oeste, caracterizado por chuvas fortes no mês de março.
And the fact that these two actually HATED each other ☠️☠️
@@ronaldosantos5127 acontece o mesmo no Sul também.
A alegria dele é genuína. Lindo de ver
Eu percebi que o senhor gostou muito desta música brasileira!! Alegria!! Um abraço do Brasil ❤🇧🇷
vocçe fala barsil?
Sim!
Mais ele não compreendeu o alcance desta canção. Isto é história da música.
@@relander6459 MAS ( e não mais)
This is a classical song... Very nice...
I was smiling all the way through that and only realised it when the music stopped. Beautiful!
Tom Jobim composed "Aguas de Março" when he was at his country home in Brazil and the terrible storms of March fell and he was stuck at home. When he could leave, he walked and was inspired by what he saw. The path remained as a metaphor for the calm, after the storm and how to overcome it. At a certain point they sing together cutting part of the words, such as the pieces of stones and objects he found on the way.
Pure gold of Brazilian Popular Music ( MPB)
Meu caro, Senhor , notei que gostou muito da música. Ficaste feliz , e digo mais, nós brasileiros quando escutamos esta canção também ficamos felizes . Música boa nos traz esta proeza . Obrigado pelo react!
Sim, a música me faz feliz. Há tanta música boa no mundo.
That is a perfect Bossa Nova. Classical in Brazil and around the world.
Welcome to Bossa Nova my dear friend, unique in the world. God bless u and lobe from Brazil
Elis Regina, the best singer in the world!!!
It sounds like a song for children, happy and fun but above all it is a classic of Brazilian music.
My dad loved this song during all his life... I remember he dancing this song with my mom! Memories that will always be inside my heart! Thanks for your beautiful react of this masterpiece from my country.
AS REAÇÕES DELE SÃO UM AMOR
Nossa fiquei com vontade de chorar muito fofo
Tom Jobim is our greatest composer of all time, mainly creating Bossa Nova and some Samba. Elis Regina is considered our gretest Brazilian female singer of all time. She was influenced by the greatest American Jazz singers of the 40s, 50s and 60s.
I'm Brazilian and I'm impressed how many foreigners can understand the lyrics and/or the message better than many Brazilians. Elis regina regina and Tom jobim were cultural heritage of our Brazil!
I think this exchange through our music is really cool.
Vira-lata
acho interessante como gringo consegue entender um pouco nossa arte só sentindo. mas ninguém entende a música brasileira e suas infinitas camadas com totalidade como o próprio brasileiro.
@Caabertoldo Isso é lógico! Somente quem é nativo vai entender a mensagem na música! Bem como o brasileiro não vai entender a música americana como um nativo!
@@andlucs Na verdade, esse é o ponto, nós entendemos as deles, o mundo como vemos é por conta de nossa cultura e da nossa própria linguagem, tão subjetiva, e que só nós, nascidos aqui, conseguimos entender, e que usamos pra dar diversos significados, ficando complexo, muitas vezes, até pra nós mesmos.
Já as músicas, ainda sim belas, dos estrangeiros, a maioria não entra nesse antro de significados como a nossa, é bem mais fácil de entender!
@@JuanFb99 Não consigo ver o entendimento da música internacional dessa forma que você expôs aqui! Vou dar um exemplo!
Muitas das nossas músicas nas décadas de 60 e 70 tinham composições que eram uma forma direta de protesto contra a ditadura. E por mais que a pessoa não nascida no Brasil e que não vivenciou essa época da nossa história possa ter uma noção interpretativa da mensagem oculta na música não vai entender o seu verdadeiro significado pois nesse caso somente o brasileiro entende de forma mais profunda. E como eles não tiveram uma ditadura jamais terão o verdadeiro entendimento. Entretanto, muitas das músicas dos americanos como por exemplo o jazz, o soul e etc...tiveram suas raízes ideológicas voltadas à luta contra a segregação racial que não vivenciamos da forma como eles sentiram na pele. Então, por mais que um brasileiro tenha uma noção de interpretação, nunca vai saber o seu verdadeiro significado não sendo nativo!
I love this song so much.
É a melhor cantora do mundo!!!
É bem como o senhor disse, o fim do verão, muita chuva, o desgasto e o cansaço, o recomeço, o esforço e as recompensas. A vida continua e apesar dos problemas, deve haver uma solução pra eles.
Otima interpretacao ❤
@@anapaulabatista5274 brigada!
Elis Regina & Tom Jobim - B E A U T I F U L!!
You are very emotional, what a beautiful thing, this is what Brazilian music is: Emotion ❤️❤️
Dois gênios da música popular brasileira!!! Inesqueciveis e incríveis!!!!!
beautiful ❤
his part at 5:04 minutes, they start singing like they were playing with a baby, specifically a patty-cake talk. As if playing a Patty-Cake ping pong.
Brazilian Portuguese is very beautiful...it enchants me.😊
Congratulations on choosing this song and the artists, my God, are brilliant.
you nailedit! Its the passage of life. And Tom was a pioneer in Environmental Issues - so he used a lot of brazilian nature like trees, birds and other references as metaphors to life
Какая прелесть!)
Hugs from Brazil 🎉
There is a documentary about this disco, it was done in LA
Thank you friend, you could have been born in Brazil, for your feeling with Brazilian music. All the best, hug.
Very cool!
You're so adorable!! I loved the reaction. Hi from Brazil!!
It is a great lovely song. A french version has been made many years ago by Georges Moustaki (Les eaux de Mars)
Tom Jobim...um dos grandes compositores do mundo. Elis = a melhor cantora do Brasil....sempre.
The lyrics is all about tragedy, sadness, because, at the end of March, a heavy pouring rain occur in Rio de Janeiro, many disasters occur, many people are dead at this season. That's why "Águas de Março" (waters of March). These short sentences means the memories of the past lived by Jobim at his farm. And he wrote this song in 1972 when he was arrested by military regimen and he thought cops could kill him. No hope, no joy, hard times.
Yes! This sound is about the life unexpected things. This is a kind of a poem. It´s too strong lyrics for foreign people understand it, but its magic. Fantastic!! They play with the end of the sound of the music. In the end of music, they speak singing just the last frase (just the last part) of the sentece.
elis regina é muito apaixonante
Orgulho de ser brasileiro ❤
Me lembro que as crianças amavam.Lembrava minha vida no campo.Fantástica.
Elis e Tom, ícones e tesouro da nossa música brasileira. Ótimo react 🇧🇷🤗
Best Vídeo Ever!! They´re special! Thank´s!
I have been listening to brothers’ Jobin since I was a teenager, so for years. And I love this song and the way she laughs near the end.
Nossa esses dois eram grandes gigantes da MPB
Ah, o senhor é muito fofo!
Essa música é muito boa mesmo.
This song concerns the observations Antonio Carlos Jobim made around him when he was building his country house in a bucolic place, during the rainy season of March in Brazil.
I love your reaction ❤❤
Brasílian music is very nice !! I can listen to this song every day
this made my day...reaction and song
Thanks!
Linda essa canção.❤❤
as coisas mais corriqueiras da vida cantada de forma leve, alegre, poética.
Every year, in February, the summer starts finishing and then no more rain, only dry air and wind and then the plants becomes dry and the time to plant for food finishes. However, at the end of March, we have one week of raining days; this means life will go on. In this music, a piece of wood, silver, a stone, the wind, etc are showing us we are alive, and life will go on as well as waters of March shows..
How wonderful that you actually annunciated Elis Regina's name correctly. Major props, man! You also get the impact of the stream of thought poetry. It is 3 pages of stream of thought lyrics that is a mutha to perform (ask me how I know). I really enjoyed how even as a gringo American, you physically we moved by the Swing of the Samba. As a singer and performer, Elis Regina was a force of nature. It is such a joy to watch the joyous impact of this all-time classic on ya, man. Fantastic!
Pronunciation? I try. I react to a lot of artists from countries that English is not the primary language. I don't always get the name right the first time. The world has so much to offer in song, like this one here. Glad you could enjoy their performance with me.
Pronúncia? Eu tento. Eu reajo a muitos artistas de países onde o inglês não é a língua principal. Nem sempre acerto o nome na primeira vez. O mundo tem muito a oferecer em canções, como esta aqui. Que bom que você pôde aproveitar o desempenho deles comigo.
The explanation given by Marco Araújo is quite correct.
I add the metaphor used in lyrics: the construction of Tom's house. He links the facts of life to the difficulties of building under rainy weather in the middle of a forest, where the house is actually settled.
Obrigado!!!
This is for me the Most Gorgeous song ever. Regina considered one of if not the greatest Brazilian singer and of course Jobim. I’m madly in love with the music, culture, people of Brazil. I live part time in Salvador a heady city with one foot in the 1st world and one in the 3rd. Maravilhosa 🇧🇷💛🇧🇷
Esta musica Tom Jobim escreveu qdo estava desiludido numa encruzilhada da vida. Se refugiou sozinho numa casa de campo de um amigo e que estava em obras. Por isso fala da natureza e de construção, como Pau, resto de toco, pedra, ... alí, deitado na rede, a fez em 2 dias. No dia seguinte o amigo ligou pa ele e ao ouvi-lo cantarola-la, pediu para gravar imediatamente. E assim, sua carreira ressurgiu e ficou famoso internacionalmente.
Minha querida, você errou na sua afirmação. Essa música não foi composta numa casa de campo de um amigo do Tom e muito menos ele se encontrava depressivo. A letra foi composta em março de 1972, quando ele passou um período em seu sítio de Poço Fundo, na região serrana do Rio de Janeiro, com o objetivo de finalizar um álbum
Ele buscava por sossego afim de encontrar inspiração para compor mais algumas músicas e infelizmente ou felizmente né...rsrsrs..O sossego que ele tanto queria não foi possível. A propriedade estava passando por obras, em meio às chuvas daquele mês.
E aparte que você menciona ele ficar famosos internacionalmente por causa dessa música também não esta correto, pois ele já era muito famosos e reconhecido no exterior por causa da música "Garota de ipanema" que nada mais é do que a Segunda música mais conhecida na história da música mundial. Só perde para Yesterday dos Beatles
Obrigado. Eu amo isso
❤a língua portuguesa do Brasil tem a sonoridade mais linda do mundo, uma língua cujas palavras só podem ditas falando todas as suas sílabas, o que a torna única e maravilhosa , tais como: chuva , enxoval , tupinambá , carambola , jabuticaba etc......
Wow, it's the passage of life, you deciphered the song very well. The songs of this era were very poetic, speaking between the lines, whether in political or personal protest.
Nice react! This is such a good song
Que Fofo
you have such a sweet smile, and u look like tom!
....many small things aided makes the life to pass by!!!!
the music is about the end of sommer in Rio de Janeiro! There the sumer end with a lot of rain... aguas de março
This song talk about Summer final from Rio de Janeiro - Brazil ... Uaiiii
Clássico da música Brasileira
incrível!!!!! ❤🇧🇷
Love your video!
Elis’daughter is Maria Rita now quite famous. There’s a movie on her life. Check out more Bossa great stuff. If this song doesn’t move someone please check their pulse.
The lyrics refers to a Summer season, ending in the "waters of March". March marks the end of the Summer in the Southern Hemisphere, and that's a rainy time.
O senhor é uma simpatia 😊
que fofo!
Man.... what a cool guy
Águas de Março, the name of the song is due to the fact that March is the month of heavy rains that end summer and start autumn. Tom Jobim was renovating his house, and everything that had been done was destroyed, and he had to redo the renovations and wait for the March rains to pass, which made him very stressed and anxious. To distract his mind from so much stress and problems, he wrote about what bothered him, and what he saw in this time of stopped works and a lot of rain, and scribbles of what would be the song Águas de Março were born, which was what he saw in his house all unfinished and dirty with mud, with branches from trees in the garden, stones, broken glass and frogs.
👇
At the end of the song, they forget the lyrics and improvise, but everyone likes it and it stays that way. And it was good, both are already dead and we can see them together playing with the music, and happy.
😘👍
Que oportunidade maravilhosa de ouvir essa música!!! Vou tentar recomendar pra outros canais hehe
Legal demais 🌹🙃🙏🏻
Lindo "react "!❤
Saudades mil!!!
Penso que um dia eu vi Jobim tentando explicar essa cançao e eh algo que fala de uma epoca do ano no Brasil (hemisferio sul)...mes de março, de muitas chuvas, onde marca o incio do fim do verao...de dias mais luminosos e o inicio do outono, de dias mais fechados e pouco ensolarados. Fases da vida...de alegrias, festas, tristezas e decepçoes.
A letra em si, de dificil entendimento para nao-brasileiros pois usa muitos termos regionais e penso que ele usou mais como um jogo de palavras sonoras, entrelaçando-se entre si!
Maravilhoso 💛💚💛💚💛💚💛💚💛💚🎶
Ele gostou não só da musica, mas da performace de Elis. Reagiu otras musicas interoretadas por ela.
Dizem que ele gravaram em único take...
Verdade.. tão espontâneo.. que saiu no primeiro Take.
Cool
Maybe late for the party, but a fun fact for this recording is that Elis didnt want to do it at all, she didn't consider herself as a mpb singer...
In the beginning of the clip you can actually see her body language being more "aggressive " to Tom... but during the song she notices that he's keeping up with her.. so by the end they are doing this fantastic word play
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In fact, if someone listens to songs from a non-Brazilian audience, they won't be able to understand the context of the lyrics. March is the end of summer and summer in Brazil means a time of happiness.
The little dissonant twinkles you hear are supposed to be reminiscent of the rain while he’s trying to build this small bridge over small rivet in the mud the mud
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pelo que me lembro , está musica está relacionada ao fim do seu casamento
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Clássico
Esta música resume o fim.do verào, as chuvas, a parte religiosa afrodescedente que temos ,a flora, a fauna e as emoções que o verão proporciona para os BrasileirosO verào representa muitas coisa, para o Braslileiro, País(Brasil). esperaça de uma nova vida, é
Quando a GENIALIDADE Brasileira AINDA existia!
RIP cultura brasileira antes da ESQUERDA destruir a criatividade.
Para você entender a música brasileira é necessário conhecer a nossa maravilhosa língua "brasileira" !!! Aí sim, você poderia curtir muito a nossa música!!!
A Layman's React to Frank Sinatra in Tom Jobim.