Amalia Rodrigues - Vou Dar De Beber A Dor [1969] (Full Album)

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Amália Rebordão Rodrigues, (July 23, 1920 – October 6, 1999), known as Amália Rodrigues, was a Portuguese fadista (fado singer in direct translation) and actress. Known as the Rainha do Fado («Queen of Fado»), Rodrigues helped popularize fado worldwide and traveled internationally between the 1950s and 1970s. She became one of the most important figures in the genre's development and was a leading female fadista during a 50-year recording and stage career. Rodrigues was an important inspiration for other fado and popular music artists such as Madredeus, Dulce Pontes, and Mariza. Rodrigues contributed to putting fado as a musical genre on the world map of music. As of 1999, she had sold over 30 million records worldwide. Amália is the best-selling Portuguese artist of all time. Rodrigues started singing as an amateur around 1935. Her first professional engagement in a fado venue took place in 1939, and she quickly became a regular guest star in stage revues. There she met Frederico Valério, a classically trained composer who, recognizing the potential in her voice, wrote expansive melodies custom-designed for Rodrigues' voice. Valério also departed from the traditions of fado by adding orchestral accompaniment. Rodrigues appeared in Carlos Vilardebó's 1964 arthouse film The Enchanted Islands based on a short story by Herman Melville. Her 1965 recording of poems by 16th century poet Luís de Camões generated acres of newspaper polemics. Her 1968 single Vou dar de beber à dor broke all sales records and her 1970 album Com que voz won a number of international awards. Rodrigues remains one of Portugal's most famous artists and singers. She was born into an almost destitute family and who grew to become one of Portugal's major star but also an internationally recognized artist and singer. Her career spanned 55 years and she recorded songs in several languages (especially Portuguese, Spanish, French, English and Italian). Versions of her own songs, for instance «Coimbra» («April in Portugal») achieved success in countries like France, Italy, Argentina, Spain, the USA, Mexico, Brazil, Romania, Japan and The Netherlands, among many others. Amália Rodrigues ‎– Vou Dar De Beber À Dor [1969] Vou dar de beber à dor (I will give drink to the pain) is an album of Amália Rodrigues, released in 1969. It is the first in a series of compilations bringing together previously published material in single singles and EPs. The song «Vou dar de beber à dor» («I'll give a drink to the pain») by Alberto Janes, also known as «Casa Das Mariquinhas», was published in EP in 1968 and was a great success. The tracks had been released on other discs such as EP's SLEM 2245 (2, 9, 11 and 12), SLEM 2315 (1, 3 and 10), SLEM 2326 (5, 6 and 7) or the single with tracks 4 and 8. Amália was accompanied to the Portuguese guitar by Domingos Camarinha and by the set of guitars of Raul Nery and the viola by Castro Mota. The songs were recorded at the Valentim de Carvalho studios in Paço d'Arcos. The cover photo is by Augusto Cabrita. Amália Rodrigues ‎– Vou Dar De Beber À Dor [1969] (Full Album) Tracklist: A1 Vou Dar De Beber À Dor (Written by Alberto Janes) A2 Disse-te Adeus E Morri (Written by José António Sabrosa, Vasco De Lima Couto) A3 Antigamente (Written by Frederico De Brito, Joaquim Proença) A4 Canzone Per Te (Written by Bordotti, Endrigo) A5 Fado Nocturno (Written by Feijó Teixeira, Written-By [Fado José Negro] Traditional) A6 Barro Divino (Written by Álvaro Duarte Simões) B1 Ai Esta Pena De Mim (Written by Amália Rodrigues, José António Sabrosa) B2 Caracóis (Written by Traditional) B3 La, La, La (Written by De La Calva, Arcusa) B4 Meia Noite E Uma Guitarra (Written by Álvaro Duarte Simões) B5 Timpanas (Written by Frederico De Freitas, Júlio Dantas) B6 Não Peças Demais À Vida (Written by Álvaro Duarte Simões) Companies, etc. Distributed By – Valentim de Carvalho CI SARL Record Company – Valentim de Carvalho CI SARL Label: Columbia ‎– SPMX 5011 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album Country: Portugal Released: 1969 Genre: Folk, World, & Country Style: Fado DISCLAIMER: I do not make any profit from this video. No copyright infringement intended. All rights belong to the respective artists and the record companies. It is uploaded for educational and promotional purposes only. I do not own, nor claim to own anything contained in this video. -Video Upload powered by https://www.TunesToTube.com