Gonçalo Salgueiro - Mãe (2020)
BAND/ARTIST: Gonçalo Salgueiro
- Title: Mãe
- Year Of Release: 2020
- Label: Fundação Manuel Simōes
- Genre: Fado
- Quality: MP3 320 kbps; FLAC lossless
- Total Time: 51:21
- Total Size: 119; 228 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
«GONÇALO SALGUEIRO was born in Montemor-O-Novo (Alto Alentejo) on November 7th. When he was seventeen years old, he came to Lisbon to study International relations, at the Technical University of Lisbon.
He also entered the National Conservatory of Lisbon, and studied the area of singing, but continued to train privately with his teacher, Cristina de Castro.
Still in Montemor-O-Novo, as part of the Choir of Sao Domingos, he performed in the works "Da Pacem Domine" and "Mare Fatum Est". He sang Fado for the first time in public, invited by Maria da Fe, in the restaurant "Senhor Vinho". In June, 1999, he was invited by the Faculty of Human Motricity to sing in the gala dinner of the "XIV International Association for the Child's Right to Play", in the Maritime Museum, Lisbon.
He sang for the first time in his birthplace in September 1999, performing in "Fado Night", promoted by Expomor/Feira da Luz. From April 2000 to July 2001, at the invitation of Felipe La Feria, he participated in the musical "Amália", as a singer/actor, playing the part of Eduardo Ricciardi and singing "Ai, mourir pour toi", in a duet with Alexandra, a role which gained him the respect of the critics and the audience. Directed by Maestro Fernando Correia Martins, in a publication by SPA/Strauss, he performed alongside Lia Altavilla, Fernando Serafim, Olivia and Marina Mota in the commemorative CD marking the 150th anniversary of the birth of Thomaz Del-Negro.
Invited by Joao Braga, he sang in the spectacle which accompanied the translocation of the body of Amália Rodrigues to the National Pantheon (July, 2001), in front of the Church of Sao Vicente de Fora, Lisbon.
This show was broadcast live by TVI; he sang at the Coliseu dos Recreios in Lisbon and at the Europarque at Santa Maria de Feira. Invited by Maria Ana Bobone, he performed on the program "Fados de Portugal", for RTP International. More invitations came and the path was laid open.
In March 2002 he signed a contract with Strauss Label and records his first solo album "…No Tempo das Cerejas" ("In the Season of Cherries"), a heartfelt tribute to the late Amália Rodrigues. That year also sees Goncalo being invited to sing the title track of RTP1 Channel's soap opera, "Lusitana Paixao" (invited by composer and musician Jose da Ponte).
In September 2002, invited by Julio Cesar, Goncalo has his debut in the "Preto e Prata" Salon of Estoril's Casino, on the show "Egoista" (where he's one of the highlight singers during the show's entire run, which has ended February 2004).
2004 also sees the reissue of the album "…No Tempo das Cerejas" ("…In the Season of Cherries").
During 2005 Goncalo gives various solo concerts and participates in several shows throughout Portugal and abroad. In 2006 his "Segue a Minha Voz" (Follow my voice) CD is released. In this record, Goncalo sings poems by Camoes, Florbela Espanca, David Mourao-Ferreira, Natalia Correia as well as Ary dos Santos, all of them important Portuguese poets. Moreover, Goncalo also sings poems from Fado Legend Amália, Pedro Sena Lino, Pablo Neruda (the world renowned chilean poet) and finally, Jorge Fernando, the CD's musical producer.
2007 sees Goncalo being invited by director Filipe La Feria to star on his adaptation of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Jesus Christ Superstar", as Jesus Christ. Having premiered in Oporto on June 16th, the show is a hit acclaimed by both the critics and audiences alike. Amongst the comments of Goncalo's performance we highlight "Goncalo Salgueiro is the "Jesus" that resonates through his terrific performance and voice.
In December of 2009 Goncalo releases his third album named "Goncalo Salgueiro" featuring several of his own poems.»
http://www.goncalosalgueiro.com/pt/biografia/
Tracklist:
01. Gonçalo Salgueiro - Mãe (3:45)
02. Gonçalo Salgueiro - O Ardinita (3:34)
03. Gonçalo Salgueiro - Se Me Dão a Solidão (3:45)
04. Gonçalo Salgueiro - Colo de Mãe (4:15)
05. Gonçalo Salgueiro - Homem Triste (4:55)
06. Gonçalo Salgueiro - Preso Em Mim (3:10)
07. Gonçalo Salgueiro - Maria Que Amaste Demais (3:33)
08. Gonçalo Salgueiro - Vi Nossa Senhora (2:16)
09. Gonçalo Salgueiro - Cinzas (3:57)
10. Gonçalo Salgueiro - Eutanásia Dos Sentidos (2:24)
11. Gonçalo Salgueiro - Canção Fria (2:50)
12. Gonçalo Salgueiro - Na Praia da Solidão (4:28)
13. Gonçalo Salgueiro - Materno Lume (3:23)
14. Gonçalo Salgueiro - Saudade, Silêncio e Sombra (5:06)
He also entered the National Conservatory of Lisbon, and studied the area of singing, but continued to train privately with his teacher, Cristina de Castro.
Still in Montemor-O-Novo, as part of the Choir of Sao Domingos, he performed in the works "Da Pacem Domine" and "Mare Fatum Est". He sang Fado for the first time in public, invited by Maria da Fe, in the restaurant "Senhor Vinho". In June, 1999, he was invited by the Faculty of Human Motricity to sing in the gala dinner of the "XIV International Association for the Child's Right to Play", in the Maritime Museum, Lisbon.
He sang for the first time in his birthplace in September 1999, performing in "Fado Night", promoted by Expomor/Feira da Luz. From April 2000 to July 2001, at the invitation of Felipe La Feria, he participated in the musical "Amália", as a singer/actor, playing the part of Eduardo Ricciardi and singing "Ai, mourir pour toi", in a duet with Alexandra, a role which gained him the respect of the critics and the audience. Directed by Maestro Fernando Correia Martins, in a publication by SPA/Strauss, he performed alongside Lia Altavilla, Fernando Serafim, Olivia and Marina Mota in the commemorative CD marking the 150th anniversary of the birth of Thomaz Del-Negro.
Invited by Joao Braga, he sang in the spectacle which accompanied the translocation of the body of Amália Rodrigues to the National Pantheon (July, 2001), in front of the Church of Sao Vicente de Fora, Lisbon.
This show was broadcast live by TVI; he sang at the Coliseu dos Recreios in Lisbon and at the Europarque at Santa Maria de Feira. Invited by Maria Ana Bobone, he performed on the program "Fados de Portugal", for RTP International. More invitations came and the path was laid open.
In March 2002 he signed a contract with Strauss Label and records his first solo album "…No Tempo das Cerejas" ("In the Season of Cherries"), a heartfelt tribute to the late Amália Rodrigues. That year also sees Goncalo being invited to sing the title track of RTP1 Channel's soap opera, "Lusitana Paixao" (invited by composer and musician Jose da Ponte).
In September 2002, invited by Julio Cesar, Goncalo has his debut in the "Preto e Prata" Salon of Estoril's Casino, on the show "Egoista" (where he's one of the highlight singers during the show's entire run, which has ended February 2004).
2004 also sees the reissue of the album "…No Tempo das Cerejas" ("…In the Season of Cherries").
During 2005 Goncalo gives various solo concerts and participates in several shows throughout Portugal and abroad. In 2006 his "Segue a Minha Voz" (Follow my voice) CD is released. In this record, Goncalo sings poems by Camoes, Florbela Espanca, David Mourao-Ferreira, Natalia Correia as well as Ary dos Santos, all of them important Portuguese poets. Moreover, Goncalo also sings poems from Fado Legend Amália, Pedro Sena Lino, Pablo Neruda (the world renowned chilean poet) and finally, Jorge Fernando, the CD's musical producer.
2007 sees Goncalo being invited by director Filipe La Feria to star on his adaptation of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Jesus Christ Superstar", as Jesus Christ. Having premiered in Oporto on June 16th, the show is a hit acclaimed by both the critics and audiences alike. Amongst the comments of Goncalo's performance we highlight "Goncalo Salgueiro is the "Jesus" that resonates through his terrific performance and voice.
In December of 2009 Goncalo releases his third album named "Goncalo Salgueiro" featuring several of his own poems.»
http://www.goncalosalgueiro.com/pt/biografia/
Tracklist:
01. Gonçalo Salgueiro - Mãe (3:45)
02. Gonçalo Salgueiro - O Ardinita (3:34)
03. Gonçalo Salgueiro - Se Me Dão a Solidão (3:45)
04. Gonçalo Salgueiro - Colo de Mãe (4:15)
05. Gonçalo Salgueiro - Homem Triste (4:55)
06. Gonçalo Salgueiro - Preso Em Mim (3:10)
07. Gonçalo Salgueiro - Maria Que Amaste Demais (3:33)
08. Gonçalo Salgueiro - Vi Nossa Senhora (2:16)
09. Gonçalo Salgueiro - Cinzas (3:57)
10. Gonçalo Salgueiro - Eutanásia Dos Sentidos (2:24)
11. Gonçalo Salgueiro - Canção Fria (2:50)
12. Gonçalo Salgueiro - Na Praia da Solidão (4:28)
13. Gonçalo Salgueiro - Materno Lume (3:23)
14. Gonçalo Salgueiro - Saudade, Silêncio e Sombra (5:06)
Year 2020 | World | Latin | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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