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Disco and boogie flavoured brazilian cuts - both sought after and now available back to back on this 45 !
Native of Rio De Janeiro, Cristina Camargo had quite a short career, releasing only 2 albums in 1980 and 1981, but still enough to collaborate with some of the best composers, musicians and producers at that time. Her first self-titled album was therefore produced by Robson Jorge & Lincoln Oliveti and recorded with some of the finest musicians.
“Moral Tem Hora” comes from this same LP and is a perfect example of the unique alchemy that emerged when the Disco and Boogie invaded the Brazilian music scene. A quite hard to find Boogie killer, composed by famous brothers, Marcos and Paulo Sérgio Valle.
On B side comes “Minas Do Rei Salomão”, a more chilled-out title extracted from Cristina’s 2nd album, Santa Maravilha. With its funky slapped bass, airy keyboards and the sweet vocals of Cristina, the song seems made to sip a nice cocktail at Ipanema.
Written By – Marcos Valle, Paulo Sérgio Valle
Acoustic Guitar, Viola, Electric Guitar, Guitar Synthesizer – Robson Jorge
Arranged By, Keyboards, Leader – Lincoln Olivetti
Bass – Jamil Joanes
Drums, Electronic Drums – Mário Monteiro (Picolé)
Percussion – Ariovaldo Contesini
Tenor Saxophone – José Carlos Machado Ramos, Oberdan Magalhães
Trombone – Serginho Do Trombone
Trumpet – Bidinho, Marcio Montarroyos
