Composer: Terry Stafford & P. Frazer & Aldir Blanc
Lyricist: Terry Stafford & P. Frazer & Aldir Blanc
Thiago_Nunes
good morning
this song makes me calm
understand the past and understand the future and know how to live in the present. God who sent this message to me in music form! I know that many people really like this song, for me it works like this and for you?
Zé Ramalho is one of the pioneers of MPB in Brazil, one of the greatest in the world of music and a guy who knows how to make good music, I admire him too much and love listening to his songs
Born in the hinterland of Paraíba, he went to try his luck in Rio de Janeiro in the 1970s, with nowhere to live. He slept on the street for a year, achieved success, and also met the other side of fame,n by profession, he fell into ostracism until he proved that he was, above all, a fort.
Bro, I was hearing that sound when I tripped over a chair and fell to the floor The music was screaming in the headphones while I was there, falling down
Man, I was listening to this here and out of nowhere my mom calls me to dinner. When I get back to the room, I realize I left the music playing loud! Kkkkk
Great 😍
Listening to your lyrics brings an incredible moment of reflection and peace 🙂
And how to sit facing sunset ☀️ and leave any and all worries there 🙁 like falling asleep looking at the stars in the sky 🌌 simply amazing 🤩
listening to zé ramalho lying on the balcony contemplating the starry sky is something of no return, his songs are epic and beautiful, I'm a big fan of him #ZéRamalho #Lenda
Zé Ramalho is a great genius in Brazilian music, a monster, so wise and talented, impossible not to be a fan, not to mention that he is one of Br's greatest voices! #kriptonia #zeramalho
It is yet another success of this Brazilian talent, with its genius and expressiveness. I remember a lot my paternal grandfather listening on Sundays. #memories
🎶 "Garoto de Aluguel (Taxi Boy) [Ao Vivo]" by Fagner and Zé Ramalho is a remarkable song. Have you already included it in your playlists? What's your favorite part of the lyrics or instrumentation? Share your opinion in the comments and participate in #DescobrindoMúsica!