Elenco Radio Teatral - Moura Torta & Ali Baba e Os 50 Ladroes

RCA Victor 13-H2CP

Now an unexpected third album for today, this one could have been characterized as for children only, were it not for the fact that hard core Lindolfo Gaya and Zaccarias fans are more likely to be found in the grown up population.

If you understand Portuguese or if are just interested to collect every piece of music performed by the two Maestros:

Aranjos Musicais de Gaya
Zaccarias e Sua Orquestra

you will for sure enjoy:

Lado A: 

Moura Torta (Armando Louzada - Thieza)
01. Parte 1
02. Parte 2
03. Parte 3
04. Parte 4

Lado B:

Ali Babá e Os 40 Ladrões (Thieza - Augusto Mesquita)
05. Parte 1
06. Parte 2
07. Parte 3
08. Parte 4

MOURA, ALI, LINDOLFO AND ZACCARIAS New link 27.8.2019

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

Os Pequenos Cantores da Guanabara - Gosto do Rio (1965)

Philips P 632.763 L

For today's second promised album the same text as on the previous post applies, except that on Gosto do Rio children are singing for children and their parents. If I remember well the times when I was a child, my impression was that we, the children, were generally more attracted to music performed by adults, while our parents were melting in pleasure while children were singing, playing instruments or acting in movies.

Anyway, regardless of your current age, you will probably enjoy:

01. Eu Gosto do Rio (João Bedesque)
02. Esputinique Ai Li Ai Lô (Edith Serra)
03. Favela do Pasmado (Edith Serra)
04. Poliana (Zil Mac)
05. Terra Virgem (Vicente Celestino / Mário Rossi)
06. Marchinhas de Ontem:
      Pierrô Apaixonado (Noel Rosa / Heitor dos Prazeres)
      A Jardineira (Benedito Lacerda / Humberto Porto)
      O Teu Cabelo Não Nega (Raul Valença / João Valença / Lamartine Babo)
      Periquitinho Verde (Antônio Nássara / Sá Róris)
      Linda Morena (Lamartine Babo)
07. Um Carnaval na Primavera (Heitor dos Prazeres)
08. Estórias do Vovô (Edith Serra)
09. A Bandinha do Seu Tomás (Bob Nelson / Almeida Rego)
10. Flor da Mata (Jacobina / Murillo Latini)
11. Músicas do Meu Brasil:
      Mulher Rendeira (Tradicional)
      Peixe Vivo (Tradicional)
      Meu Limão, Meu Limoeiro (Tradicional / Adpt. José Carlos Burle)
12. Tangos Famosos:
      El Pañuelito (Juan de Dios Filiberto / Gabino Coria Peñaloza)
      Olhos Negros (Tradicional / Juvenal Fernandes / Adpt. João Portaro)
      Caminito (Gabino Coria Peñaloza / Juan de Dios Filiberto)
      La Cumparsita (Gerardo Matos Rodríguez / Pascual Contursi / Enrique Pedro Maroni)

OS PEQUENOS CANTORES New link

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

Leo Peracchi e Sua Orquestra - Walt Disney Na America do Sul (1958)

Odeon MOFB 3046

Today I have the pleasure to present two albums, both of which could (conditionally) be labeled as music for children.
The first one is Walt Disney Na America do Sul with tracks that, were it not for the Três Caballeros on the front cover, could be passed as music for adults (although not for the "adults only" public). Brilliantly performed by adults: Léo Peracchi e Sua Orquestra (with a little help from Lenita Bruno).

I have enjoyed it all as much as I still enjoy Donald Duck cartoons.

I assume that these compositions were recorded as soundtrack for the South American languages version of Disney's movies:


01. Os Quindins de Iaiá (Ary Barroso)
02. Saludos Amigos (Alô Amigos) (C. Walcott / Ned Washington / Vrs. Aloysio de Oliveira)
03. Na Baixa do Sapateiro (Ary Barroso)
04. Lake Titicaca (C. Walcott)
05. Apanhei-te Cavaquinho (Ernesto Nazareth)
06. Três Caballeros (Esperón / Cortazar)
07. Tico-Tico No Fubá (Zequinha de Abreu)
08. Você Já Foi À Bahia? (Dorival Caymmi)
09. Aquarela do Brasil (Ary Barroso)
10. Jesusita En Chihuahua (E. H. Plumb)
11. Solamente Una Vez (Agustín Lara) Léo Peracchi / Lenita Bruno
12. El Gaúcho Goofy (E. Plumb)

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Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

COMMENT by Anonymous:
I have both versions and just watched both films on DVD. This CD has Portuguese language versions of the Latin flavored songs from the films. The songs and incidental music however have the same orchestrations. So they sound almost identical, except that there is really bad distortion at times on this CD, and they over did the noise suppression just a bit, so the highs are dull and almost muddy. Other than that, there's no reason to buy it if you already have a good sounding release in English, unless you have Spanish or Portuguese speaking people in your family.