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Tania Maria: Intimidade
by Jim Santella
Now in her late 50s, Tania Maria Correa Reis continues to bring all the energy and zip to her performances that she did when she recorded her first album in 1971. 26 albums later, she's still Brazil's queen of the funky jazz samba. Her welcome combination of lively rhythms and sultry ballads brings the versatile program ...
Tania Maria Live At the Blue Note
By Tania Maria
Label: Concord Music Group
Released: 2002
Track listing: 1.Funky Tamborim 2.Quase 3.Granada 4.Bom Bom Bom Tchi Tchi Tchi 5.Valen 6. E Carnaval 7.Florzinha 8. Minha Mae and Sangria
Tania Maria: Tania Maria Live At the Blue Note
by AAJ Staff
If Tania Maria Live At The Blue Note is the first Tania Maria album you hear I quarantee that less than eight bars into it you'll be wondering what took you so long. You will also discover that Tania Maria is a unique, wonderfully alive, mega talent who cannot really be put in any single jazz ...
Tania Maria: Live At The Blue Note
by Jim Santella
Singing in Portuguese & English, and hop-scotching her way around wordless vocals, Tania Maria takes a ton of built-in, high-voltage energy with her everywhere she goes. From Northern Brazil, she's lived in Europe and the U.S., while gaining popularity for her unique style. Samba and romantic dance blend naturally with her perky piano and syncopated vocal ...
Tania Maria: Viva Brazil
by AAJ Staff
Want to know how to say “wow" in Portuguese? Try Tania Maria. That says it all. On her new CD titled “Viva Brazil", Tania Maria returns--musically at least--to her native Brazil. She combines her original compositions with some of the best known Brazilian classics. Her interpretation of “Sebastiana" is second to none. And there is her ...
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