Various - Fera Radical (Trilha Nacional Da Novela)


  • Singer: Various
  • Album's title: Fera Radical (Trilha Nacional Da Novela)
  • Genre: Latin, Pop, Folk, World, & Country
  • Label: Som Livre ‎– 406.0017
    Type: Vinyl, LP, Compilation
    Country: Brazil
    Date of released: Mar 1988
    Category: Latin, Pop, Folk, World, & Country
    Style: Country, MPB, Ballad
  • Format: FLAC MP3 AU DTS VOX MP2 MP3 FLAC AA
  • Size MP3 ZIP: 1492 mb
  • Size FLAC ZIP: 1892 mb
  • Rating: 3.8/5
  • Votes: 427
Various - Fera Radical (Trilha Nacional Da Novela)

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Tracklist Hide Credits

A1 –Maria Bethânia Verdades E Mentiras
Written-By – Jayme Além*
 3:44
A2 –Lulu Santos A Cura
Written-By – Lulu Santos
 4:42
A3 –Jane Duboc Sonhos
Written-By – Lincoln Olivetti & Robson Jorge, Mauro Motta
 4:04
A4 –Virginie E O Fruto Proibido* Más Companhias
Written-By – Don Beto, Virginie*
 3:42
A5 –Eduardo Dusek Castigo
Written-By – Eduardo Dusek, Luiz Carlos Góes
 2:10
A6 –César Camargo Mariano Cremoso
Written-By – César Camargo Mariano
 3:24
A7 –Almir Sater Peão
Written-By – Almir Sater, Renato Teixeira
 3:13
B1 –Gal Costa Me Faz Bem
Written-By – Fernando Brant, Milton Nascimento
 3:20
B2 –Sá & Guarabyra Tabuleiro
Written-By – Sá & Guarabyra
 3:34
B3 –Cazuza Vida Fácil
Written-By – Cazuza, Roberto Frejat*
 3:42
B4 –Mú* Paraíso
Written-By – Mú Carvalho
 3:29
B5 –Tunai Sobrou Pra Mim
Written-By – José Antonio de Freitas Mucci
 3:05
B6 –João Caetano Pedaços
Written-By – João Caetano, Otávio Daher
 4:12
B7 –Solange Fera Radical
Written-By – Lincoln Olivetti & Robson Jorge, Maria Carmem Barbosa, Solange
3:22

Notes

Original National Soundtrack from "Fera Radical" (Rede Globo, 1988), released by Som Livre in late March of 1988.

Fera Radical was a Brazilian soap opera produced by Rede Globo and displayed from March 28 to November 19, 1988 at 18h, had 203 chapters. It was written by Walter Negrão, having been inspired by the play "A Visita da Velha Senhora", the Swiss Friedrich Dürrenmatt text. With collaboration of Ricardo Linhares and Luiz Carlos Fusco and was directed by Gonzaga Blota and Denise Saraceni.




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