Product Type : Music
Joyce - Feminina (Vinyl)
Joyce - Feminina (Vinyl)
Artist: Joyce
Music Genre: World music
- Label
- Klimt Records
- Cat No
- MJJ399CB
- Released
- 2023
- Pressing
- France
- Styles
- Latin
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| Artist | Joyce |
|---|---|
| Format | Vinyl |
| Label | Klimt Records |
| Catalogue no. | MJJ399CB |
| Genre | World music |
| Barcode | 0889397108250 |
Joyce — Feminina
Format: Vinyl • Label: Klimt Records (MJJ399CB) • Released: 2023 • Pressing: France • Genre: Latin
Tracklist:
A1. Feminina
A2. Mistérios
A3. Clareana
A4. Banana
A5. Revendo Amigos
B1. Essa Mulher
B2. Coração De Criança
B3. Da Cor Brasileira
B4. Aldeia De Ogum
B5. Compor
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
Brazilian singer/songwriter, guitarist, and arranger. (pronounced "Joyce" in English-speaking countries, or "Joy-see" in Portuguese-speaking countries).
Born: 31 January 1948 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Joyce Moreno (often recording as simply "Joyce") is best known as a Brazilian singer/songwriter and arranger, but is equally adept as an accomplished guitarist; both principally in the Bossa Nova style.
Arguably, her most important work, in terms of a Brazilian socio-political context, was her album (1980).
She is married to drummer Tutty Moreno, who plays in her band. Two of her daughters are also singers, Clara Moreno and Ana Martins.
Born: 31 January 1948 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Joyce Moreno (often recording as simply "Joyce") is best known as a Brazilian singer/songwriter and arranger, but is equally adept as an accomplished guitarist; both principally in the Bossa Nova style.
Arguably, her most important work, in terms of a Brazilian socio-political context, was her album (1980).
She is married to drummer Tutty Moreno, who plays in her band. Two of her daughters are also singers, Clara Moreno and Ana Martins.
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