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Cantigas de Maio - Zeca Afonso. José Afonso - "Canção de embalar" do disco "Cantares do Andarilho" (1968).

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Complete your José Afonso collection. This album is touted as a landmark and high point in the career of the artist, musician, singer and poet José Afonso. This is an innovative album at various levels within the author career. This is due, in part, also innovative music staging Jose Mario White, disc producer. At viola and guitar traditional, José Mário associated trumpet, flute, accordion, piano and various forms of percussion, which definitely show the greatness of the poet-singer José Afonso.

All in all, Cantigas do Maio is, as Viriato Teles once said, "the most historical and refferencial of all the Portuguese popular music records". This album is pointed as a landmark and high point in the career of the artist, musician, singer and poet José Afonso. This is an innovative album at various levels within the career of its author. This is partly due to the innovative musical staging of record's procuder José Mário Branco. Futhermore, its historical importance also makes this record a piece of Portugal History, when "Grândola, Vila Morena" was played at Radio.

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Is Cantigas do Maio the best album by José Afonso? BestEverAlbums. com brings together thousands of 'greatest ever album' charts and calculates an overall ranking. This album At A Glance. Cantigas do Maio by José Afonso (1971) Overall rank: 4,987th. Accolades: Top albums of 1971 (90th). Top albums of the 1970s (883rd). Best albums of all time (4,987th).

Cantigas Do Maio (1971). Album by José Afonso.