O ponto de encontro para os fãs do Jazz e a música Brasileira
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Anna Luna Lucas
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Barcelona
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Grupos de Anna Luna Lucas
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miles davis
48 membros
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Sarah Vaughan
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emily remler
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Leny Andrade
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Informações do Perfil
- Sobre mim (About Me):
- I'm a Jazz singer but my love for brazilian Jazz stuff is too strong. Brazilian music has everything, incredible harmonies, rich rhythms and words thar are pure Poetry. I Just can't ask for more!
- Música Favorita (Favorite music):
- Jazz, Mpb, Boleros latin, Flamenco
- Filmes (Movies):
- Black narcissus, Orfeo Negro, Borat
- Libros (Books):
- The Secret, La Hija del canibal
- Website:
- http://www.myspace.com/annalunajazz
- Relationship Status:
- In a Relationship
- Data de Aniversario (Birth Date)
- 20 July 1972
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Letra & música de Luiz Alberto Machado
É preciso respeitar melhor a vida
no amor que traz a paz que é tão bem vida.
Amar para se ter além do passional
e o coração valer o ser humano universal.
É preciso respeitar as diferenças
e não se equiparar ao que é hostil nas desavenças.
Lutar contra a mantença desigual
que forja o algoz na força do poder irracional.
Se entregar agora, todo dia e a noite inteira,
testemunhar assim as coisas verdadeiras.
Colher a lágrima do olhar mais desolado
para irrigar a sede do carinho devastado.
É preciso ter no olhar a flor da vida,
trazer a luz do sol nas mãos amanhecidas.
E perceber o amor no menor gesto natural
para valer o sonho mais presente mais real.
Se entregar agora, todo dia e a noite inteira,
testemunhar assim as coisas verdadeiras.
Colher a lágrima do olhar mais desolado
para irrigar a sede do carinho devastado.
E afinal poder sorrir
como quem vai feliz viver,
a manter a crença e o seu proceder na paz.
Semear a vida no ideal de colher
o que virá depois
pra ser alegria imensa para um, mais dois, mais!
Viver a vida pelo que foi e será, é e será!
© www.luizalbertomachado.com.br
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grande abraço!
Muy buenos arreglos y una voz preciosa!!
Recibe mis mejores deseos y un enorme abrazo que espero logre alcanzarte desde esta lejana orilla...
Con aprecio.
KIKE.
Ire también poniendo composiciones mias a lo largo del tiempo.
He tenido el honor de tocar con algunos de los grandes Maestros de nuestro tiempo (sus nombres estan abajo en la pagina) la musica hace parte de mi vida a nivel profesional desde los catorce años. Ese "regalo" que Dios me ha dado, es algo que agradezco todos los dias y que intento pasar a mis hijos, asi como mis padres y abuelos me lo pasaron a mi. Creo totalmente que nuestra profesion es una Mision de Fé, Respeto y Humildad.
Pax et Luz
Fernando Girão
Ogum Ogunhê
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Bravo....encore....softly seductive is the deeply rich timber of your voice...sophisticated spacings add poignent power to your phrasings...the total package you are, is truly captivating...the "standard" jazz, the bossa, all steal my heart and soul...thank you for the pure joy of listening to you...anytime..if you ever need photography...or a cornetist....all my best to you and all in your life....always bCOMO VAS? IMAGINO QUE CON MUCHO TRABAJO...POR ACA ANDAMOS ASI..YA SABES...DEJAR TODO LISTO PRA RECIBIR EL AÑO QUE VIENE...
CREO PUEDO DAR MI OPINION, EN CUANTO A LOS HIJOS, SIENTO QUE SE LLAMA MADUREZ QUE NOS PERMITE SER MAS SENSIBLES, ES ESE INMENSO AMOR QUE TRANSFORMA LAS VIDAS...LOS HIJOS, TREMENDO MILAGRO! Y TU POR DOBLE...WOW! QUE DICHA, QUE GOZO, QUE PLACER...EL SER MADRE, PADRE...
OK...PUÈS YO TE DESEO QUE SEAS LA MADRE QUE TUS HIJOS NECESITAN, QUE DIOS TE GUIE PARA SERLO..ACOMPAÑADO DE SALUD, AMOR,PACIENCIA,CARACTER,SABIDURIA, MUCHA SABIDURIA...LES MANDO UN ENORME ABRAZO...CON TODO MI CARIÑO.
DIOS LOS BENDIGA...HERMOSAS FIESTAS...Y QUE ESTE AÑO QUE ENTRA ESTE LLENO DE AMOR, SALUD, PAZ..MUUUCHA FELICIDAD!
BESOS!
CLAUDIA.
VOz.............!00000000
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