Rosa

World | Apr 2006

Reviews

Decca
Reviewed 2006-06-07

Solo voice/acoustic guitar release from “the First Lady of Bossa Nova.” It’s delicious, delicate, low key, and quiet. Since it’s just her voice & a guitar throughout, there’s a very intimate feel to all tracks. Like a female Joao Gilberto, she has a rich, jazzy voice and a sophisticated, playful style. It all sounds alike: soft, slow bossa, but with that crystal-clear voice it’s all so good. Especially:

2. Slow & lovely Jobim/ de Moraes composition.
3. Sweet, romantic, downtempo love song. Sigh….
4. Extra soft w/warm vox & gentle guitar.
7. A nice touch of nostalgic love.
8. A touch of huskiness to her voice on this one.
9. Good guitar work & just a bit more bouncy. Nice.
10. Relaxed and relaxing. Nice blend of guitar & vox.
14. A sweet little la-la w/good guitar & vocals.
15. Bight & more midtempo. Sweet & catchy.

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Recent airplay

Demasiado Blue

The Rent Party — Dec 17, 2008

Eu Nao Existo Sem Voce

cafe paradiso — Aug 12, 2006

Demasiado Blue

Storytime! — Aug 10, 2006

Inverno

At the Cafe Bohemian — Aug 08, 2006

Fusion

No Cover, No Minimum — Aug 04, 2006

Inverno

At the Cafe Bohemian - J-pop — Aug 01, 2006

Charting

2006-06-11 — 2006-08-13 Reggae/World

Week Ending	Airplays
Aug 13	3
Aug 6	2
Jul 30	2
Jul 23	1
Jul 16	1
Jul 9	1
Jul 2	2
Jun 18	1

Track listing

	1.	Duas Contas
	2.	Eu Nao Existo Sem Voce
	3.	Sutilezas
	4.	Ate Quem Sabe
	5.	Olhos Nos Olhos
	6.	Sentado A Beira Do Caminho
	7.	Molambo
	8.	Jardim
	9.	Demasiado Blue
	10.	Desilusion
	11.	Edredon De Seda
	12.	Nao Sei O Que Acontece
	13.	Detalhe
	14.	Fusion
	15.	Inverno