ELIS REGINA 'Como Nossos Pais' - Vocal Coach REACTS

[@SabrinaTOSHIRO]

i'm japanese and i love brazilian music

[@dionesilveira9918]

I'm brazilian and i love japonese songs

[@pejojesus]

I’m in Kobe, where are you living?

[@cairofotografo6135]

Tem umas músicas japonesas que curto muito. Aliás, consumo um pouco da cultura japonesa, como jogos, filmes e animes. E por falar em jogos: aquela música da Nakoruru em Samurai Shodown 4 é muito top 😍

[@Bardock_Nerdola]

Aikoさん,ありがとうございます,ブラジルのみんなも日本の曲やアニメも大好きです。✌️😁

[@Librianamiga]

Obrigada!... ❤

[@sleeepwalk]

Composed amidst the military dictatorship in Brazil, the lyrics portray the disillusionment of a repressed youth, but also speak of hope and struggle for change. Lyrics: I don't want to tell you, my great love From the things I learned on records I want to tell you how I lived And everything that happened to me Living is better than dreaming I know that love is a good thing But I also know that any song It's smaller than the life of anyone So take care my dear there is danger around the corner they won And the semaphore is closed to us that are young To hug your brother And kiss your girl on the street Was made your arm, your lip and your voice you ask me about my passion I say I'm delighted as a new invention I will stay in this city I'm not going back to the backwoods Because I see it coming on the wind Smell of new season I know everything in the living wound From my heart It's been a while I saw you on the street hair in the wind young people gathered on the wall of memory this memory It's the painting that hurts the most my pain is realizing that although we have done everything we did we are still the same and we live we are still the same and we live like our parents Our idols are still the same and appearances don't cheat You say that after them No one else showed up you can even say that I'm out of the loop Or that I'm making up But it's you who loves the past and who doesn't see It’s you who loves the past and who doesn't see that the new always comes Today I know who gave me the idea Of a new awareness and youth Are at home saved by god counting vile metal my pain is realizing That despite having done everything, everything everything we did we are still the same and we live we are still the same and we live we are still the same And we live like our parents

[@MadeinURSAL]

Grande Belchior

[@Jaqueli9er]

vile metal = coins

[@marciosantos7993]

The correct translation is VAIN MONEY.

[@sleeepwalk]

@@marciosantos7993 I think that could be the correct interpretation, not the correct translation... But you have a point...

[@marcosrj3160]

A "ditadura" era tanta, que músicas como essa, tocava em todas as rádios livremente, enquanto HOJE, onde vivemos em "PLENA DEMOCRACIA", falar o que NÃO AGRADA ou NÃO CONVÉM dá CADEIA!!!!!! 🥴🙄 E quem é que manda prender? _ Os "guardiões da Democracia e Liberdade de Expressão"...

[@paulafigueiredo2060]

OMG!!! Elis is a legend! She was performing in a tv show in 1976. Brazil was going through the military regime and many artists used art to go against the dictatorship. Some singers were exiled and many others persecuted, so as Elis. So the anger in her expression says it all.

[@pauloafonsop.a1146]

Its also important to say that this song was written by a great brazilian compositor named Belchior. He used to write about the brazilian injustices, social inequalities and stuff, as well, of course, lots of musics against the dictatorships in all South America. Elis Regina and Belchior were part of this great artistic movment with other artists such as Chico Buarque, Aldir Blanc, João Bosco, Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil. Another beatiful and powerful song against the dicatorship that Elis sings is "O Bêbado e o Equilibrista".

[@keila21lima]

Maravilhosa!!! De arrepiar!!!

[@jamilesimplicio2163]

So true! Exactly and we feel all of it

[@viniciusbrunello5679]

One of the greatest voices in Brazil history

[@andreatosar2256]

The best voice And interpretación.

[@JulyN78]

Yeah, a flat way to try and give context of what he's listenning right now... How do we summarise Elis Regina properly?

[@higorgomes9923]

sou brasileiro e com certeza ela está no top 15

[@WesllyMartins1]

@@higorgomes9923 top 15 mundial né?

[@YasWitch7]

@@higorgomes9923 top 15?? Cara pelo amor né kkk

[@nelson0606]

Na minha humilde opinião, Elis Regina é a cantora feminina com o maior poder vocal que já pisou neste planeta. É simplesmente incrível o que ela conseguia fazer

[@felipemachia]

Também acho, maior que Etta James, Billie Holiday e etc. Uma força da natureza!

[@elisantos6295]

Essa mulher é simplesmente incrível! Eu não consigo ouvir Elis Regina sem sentir vontade de chorar. Tenho 37 anos, mas nunca ouvi uma cantora que me cause tanta emoção. Amo Elis, minha diva! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@2carlinhospitanga]

Mas ainda existem pessoas dizendo que é a anitta !

[@robertojunior6964]

Tem a Deise Cipriano, mas ela é muito boa tbm

[@letyciarosa2925]

faltou bethania

[@p.r9752]

6:23 essa é a diferença de Elis para outras cantoras.Ele não compreende o que ela tá dizendo mas sabe que é importante a mensagem dela e que ela não tá pra brincadeira, é importante.Grande Elis

[@pattynakajima]

Acho que ele teria avaliado melhor com o vídeo legendado. Saberia o porquê de cada nuance da apresentação.

[@Borafalardedorama]

Exatamente

[@m.m.7552]

This song is a great criticism of the Military Dictatorship in Brazil, while the military still ruled. A masterpiece, Elis was a gem, gone too soon.

[@AndreChaosweapon]

you nailed the pronuciation, this video was captured on Teatro Bandeirantes (Bandeirantes Theater) part of her show Falso Brilhante (Fake Brillant) where she tells of her life, carrer, history and criticizing the military dictatorship (1964-1985) in a circus themed environment (a bit of joke). The music Como Nossos Pais (Like our Parents) is a mix of Jazz, Bossa Nova and storytelling. Elis Regina has some others great songs like Aguas de Março, Fascinação, Romaria and Tiro ao Álvaro (with Adoniran Barbosa, this song was censored by the military dictatorship because has incorrect words but was proposital like the caipira, people from countryside, speaks)

[@malusantos1304]

Eu nem sou gringa mas gostei de aprender isso, não sabia do cenário

[@ga_ts]

And here we, the Brazilians, come. Swarming. Great reaction, as always, Ken! Cheers from Brazil and keep reacting to our singers, bands and instrumentalists! :)

[@KenLavigne]

Thank you, I will

[@Katiabarros]

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣......you are spot on!!!! Any video on KZbin (or any other social media platform) is like a summon for us to come swarming in!!!

[@HumbertoRamosCosta]

7:35 "You're the one(s) that love the past and don't see... That the new (things) always come" 8:50 We're still the same and we're living just like our parents 9:30 It's a TV show but it have 'production value', the theater is designed to mimic a brazilian style circus at the time (this also explains the clothes from the band, resembling a human cannonball). The composer is himself a important name in Brazilian music, Belchior.

[@2carlinhospitanga]

Até hoje é considerada a maior cantora brasileira

[@rodrigogoncalves8891]

Mentira que é a Anita

[@2carlinhospitanga]

Pergunta pra anitta ... a só pra constar sou músico prof desde os 14 anos , cresci sob várias influências inclusive a popular ! Antes que diga que eu sou elitista ou algo do gênero ! E só disse Elis porque é um consenso em toda categoria ! Portanto falo com embasamento técnico e prof !

[@rodrigogoncalves8891]

@@2carlinhospitanga tô zoando mano

[@2carlinhospitanga]

@@rodrigogoncalves8891 kkkkk beleza mano, é que tem muita gente na Internet querendo sacanear ou desmerecer o trabalho dos outros ou querendo apagar a história Sem embasamento teórico algum sacou ?

[@3la1n3p3r31ra]

@@rodrigogoncalves8891 qual o seu problema?

[@franciscotadeumoreira1100]

MARVELOUS! MARVELOUS! MARVELOUS! Eu a assisti ao vivo. Tinha 17 anos. Saí do Centro de Convenções de Fortaleza, em 1979, fazendo-me a mesma indagação que Caetano Veloso se fez: "COMO É QUE PODE UMA PESSOA CANTAR ACIMA DOS LIMITES HUMANOS?!" Caetano falou isso para a Gal Costa após assistir ao FALSO BRILHANTE em 1975.

[@guidofaria6721]

'... my pain is to realise that, despiting having done all that we have, we are still the same. Still the same and we live like our parents.'

[@annastar1109]

Isso que é interpretação de uma bela canção e viva Belchior o compositor.

[@Dentinho21]

Elis was amazing! The performance happend in 1976 in "FANTÁSTICO", a very popular TV show in brazil till present day. The background simulate a classic puppet circus popular in brazil in the 70" and the puppets, in this presentation, represents our ancestors, by the way "COMO OS NOSSOS PAIS" meaning "JUST LIKE OUR PARENTS". In the shallow the lyrics talking about "generation conflicts" but it have a deepest interpretation too "a battle against brazilian dictatorship". Good video, its aways joyfull see peaple of other countrys discovery Elis Regina =)

[@leticialopes6978]

This song portrays the period of dictatorship in Brazil,where artists did not have much freedom of expression. And many even left Brazil to be able to continue singing their protestant songs like this one by Elis.

[@elaininhas]

I am so happy you've recorded this video reacting to Elis.I love your reactions and Elis is my brazilian favorite singer. So KZbin warned me right away! This song is so powerful and her performance is always stunning. Thanks Ken! Be prepared to received thousands of brazilians here ;)

[@diegofaverssani1005]

Ela realmente tinha sentimentos e revolta em suas músicas, o Brasil passava por um pessimo momento politico...

[@helcioalmeida7598]

Quantos anos voce tem? Se tiver menos de 40 não tem a mínima ideia do que foi o período militar. Repete o que esquerdistas disseram.

[@genesisconsultoria49]

Foi o MELHOR momento da nossa cultura, em TODOS os sentidos!!! O Período Militar foi o auge das carreiras de: Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil, Chico Buarque, Elis Regina, Nei Matogrosso, Gal Costa, Maria Bethânia, Tim Maia, Jorge Ben, Roberto Carlos, etc.... Sem Contar o auge do Rock Nacional no início da década de 80!!! Quando os esquerdistas voltaram do exílio (a maioria auto exílio), começou a decadência da Alta Cultura no Brasil!!! Eu sei!!! Eu vivi essa época!!!

[@silviamarcal8529]

Era tão "horrível" que todas essas músicas tocavam nas rádios, em programas de TV, havia concertos, musicais, "Secos e Molhados"... realmente era muita censura🙄

[@marcelotai1055]

Tenho 58 anos. Propaganda sempre foca e exagera coisas e oculta minimiza ou distorce outras. Se achar dono da verdade é acreditar que sua fonte é confiável, honesta, completa, isenta, benigna. Bem ingênuo a essa altura dos séculos. A cooperação sempre foi mais forte que a disputa. Enquanto disputamos, o 3ro nos envolve, come, agrilhoa.

[@eidemanuellydiniz]

So os Bolsonazi te respondendo kkkkkk

[@fernandogomes271]

It is social criticism about militarism in Brazil so it is a strong song, talks about the struggle of young people in a difficult time in Brazil

[@marceloantonio3569]

React Aguas de Março com Eliis Regina. And Tom Jobim.....great song......and fun

[@bernubernu]

She is a Brazilian diva forever ❤️

[@silviamonego3133]

you need to understand the lyrics of this song is beautiful it's a timeless song 😍

[@tatianea.3336]

Thank you for doing that reaction! More Brazilian music, please!

[@isabela314]

A rainha transcendendo geraçoes. Love it.

[@wen.der.santos]

SHOW CONTEXT : In 1975, Elis Regina premiered a season entitled Falso Brilhante, with the objective of telling the story of an artist's life, from the discovery of talent to the peak and public criticism, without leaving aside the criticism of the Brazilian military dictatorship. All this in a somewhat circus environment. because of that the clothes. The performances, under the scenic direction of Myriam Muniz and the musical direction of Cesar Camargo Mariano, took place at the Bandeirantes Theater, running for almost two years, from 1975 to 1977. There were 257 performances in São Paulo alone, with an audience of approximately 280 One thousand people.

[@veramalta5943]

ELIS REGINA É CONSIDERADA A MAIOR CANTORA DO BRASIL! ALÉM DA VOZ BELÍSSIMA, ELA INTERPRETA CADA FRASE MUDANDO DA DOÇURA ATÉ A CRUELDADE ! BRAVISSIMO! 30/1/22 , Vera Lucia Malta, RJ. Brasil! 💚💛💚💛💚💛💚💛🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@djenanearraesmoreira2345]

The kind of music you're wonder about called MPB (Música Popular Brasileira) or Brazilian Popular Music. This kind of music emerged in the 1960s. People usually say that it was a musical style reacting to the dictatorship, but it is a mistake, because MPB was a left-wing political response to Bossa Nova, and it began to be developed even before the military coup in 1964. Over time, MPB lost much of its political contour and became purely aesthetic. As for Elis Regina, one of her record producers, Roberto Menescal, reported that she was so amazing that the songs she recorded on her records were done in one take. She only needed to record once and it was perfect, so you get a sense of what an extraordinary singer and performer she was. Elis Regina had perfect pitch. Another singer, Rita Lee, said that she was amazed because Elis Regina was able to tell the musical note of a door slamming, or that an object made when it fell to the floor. About this song, she was part of the show "Falto Brilhante", which ran for three years in São Paulo, where she lived. There were 257 sessions of this show, which had a circus aesthetic. Another curiosity, Elis Regina and the musicians had only two days to record "Falso Brilhante" album. Elis, as always, recorded almost everything in one take, but the song "Velha Roupa Colorida", because she was sick and her voice tired, and she couldn't record this track in one take. So she needed an extra take. Want to understand how and why, search on youtube for "Velha Roupa Colorida" and listen to the beauty of interpretation.

[@jorgecuryytb7344]

It's about all the youth living for freedom and when you get older you just become like your parents and forget what is important it's really a soulful music sorry about my English I'm Brazilian

[@satortenet]

7:17 Yeah, she's saying "But it's you that loves the past and doesn't see!" in a really daring fashion.

[@theafelandra1]

Elis Regina é a MAIOR !!!!! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@Pawp6io6jx5i]

The best is The Greatest Singer in Brazil, Elis Regina.

[@diegorocha9229]

Olá, Ken! Fico feliz em saber o quanto está mergulhando em nossa cultura. Elis, é fantástica! Uma das melhores, senão, a melhor artista que esse país já conheceu. Quando puder, reaja a música: O Bêbado e a Equilibrista, interpretada por nossa bela Elis. Grande e forte abraço!

[@lennonwand1863]

A composição de Belchior que marcou uma época e a interpretação visceral de Elis, que cantora maravilhosa!!

[@alexcesar71]

Elis Regina é uma cantora ímpar. Saudades da Elis que amo e escuto sempre. Obrigado por lembrar da Elis com tanta avidez!

[@sandysilva5659]

This music is a type called Brazilian Popular Music or MPB (música popular brasileira), she also sang Bossa Nova kind of music (mixture of jazz elements+samba, that the main features are low voice and rhythm), just listen the song "Águas de Março". (Elis Regina and Tom Jobim). The most famous Bossa Nova song is Girl from Ipanema(Garota de Ipanema).Tom Jobim writer has wonderful songs in this style.

[@RafaelGaudenzi77]

She was simply a genius.

[@sweetchavacano2]

Brazil had a dictatorship from 1964 to 1985, this song talk about the youth living under an oppress regime, and their struggle and disappointment that nothing change, but also about the hope of a better future. Elis Regina was very vocal against the regime, she died young at 36, supposedly from an overdosed, but she died under mysterious circumstances, the ambulance took a lot to get to her apartment and the hospital records disappeared, that's why people believe that the militar regime kill her.

[@TheMarcs01]

This video is part of the show Falso Brilhante, from December 1975 January 1976, always at the same concert hall. It was a show in which there were many different scenarios, it was like a piece of theatre.

[@rosanemascarello5646]

Wowww, thanks for reacting to Elis Regina. She was Huge!!! I suggest you tô check "alô alô marciano - Elis Regina" there are many vocal elements to explore there.

[@hugoalejandroaedoalfonso2415]

maravillosa¡¡

[@cindy9782]

Elis: grande voz, dicção, afinação e expressão perfeitas!

[@daianasarainunes8642]

It's interesting how gringos always thinks she is talking about man... almost if this is the only subject for a woman to be angry about! This song is so damn sad to me, it makes me cry every time I hear because it reminds of our terrible past. Elis Regina was one of the most brave person to exist. She stood up for democracy and used her image as a famous singer to inspire young people to rebel against dictatorship in Brazil. While so many artists, journalists and intellectuals were being perscuted, arrested, tortured, murdered or exiled, she wasn't afraid to go live on tv and sing about it. What a powerfull woman!!!

[@marcribe6483]

This is taken from a TV show called Fantastico (Fantastic). It's a variety show that blends science, news and arts. It began in 1973 and the first few years it was really good TV but with time it got watered down. It's still on every Sunday night in Brazil but I no longer watch it. This song was composed and recorded by an artist called Belchior. Her version is more famous than his. Elis Regina already had a long enduring successful career whilst Belchior's was just beginning. This clip was probably from 1976, if memory serves me any. 1978 tops I would think. Belchior is talking about the illusion he feels the 60's Youth Movement is when up against the reality of Brazilian dictatorship in the wake of the 70's. And Elis interprets this magnificently. The puppets in the back as well as the weird clothing choices for the TV band came probably from the Costume Designer hired by the TV station.

[@teodoro2025]

She is legendary

[@doloresvieira9487]

Está música sempre atual. Melhor cantora e intérprete do Brasil do século!!!

[@MinadoCoelho]

I'm so glad you liked it so much Ken! Elis Regina is a classic of our powerful and famous singers. Awesome reaction video!

[@samiracardozo5500]

Simplesmente Elis❤

[@eniorp7]

The genre of music is MPB, a brazilian genre that emerged in the 70s and is still one of the most heard genres in Brazil today

[@80amorica]

A nossa Maior Cantora de todos os tempos!!!

[@chimbeiro]

Elis é a maior da história do Brasil!!!!

[@glauberdesouzafernandes6428]

Its a tv show, she performing to anounce her show call Falso Brilhante (fale diamond). The stage ARE supose to be a old Circus. This song had a Very strong mensage abou the military ditactionship in Brazil At the time. She dies realy Young.

[@lucasrossibessa]

Its in 1976, Brazil was in a military dictatorship. Her friends, singers, actors, colleagues were being pursued, tortured, imprisoned. Elis Regina's interpretation in the song "Como Nossos Pais" complements the message and context of the lyrics remarkably. Her powerful and expressive voice brings forth the intensity and emotion of the search for identity and freedom during the military dictatorship. Elis Regina uses her voice to convey the anguish, disillusionment, and dissatisfaction present in the lyrics. She emphasizes the parts where the lyrics express the sense of oppression and disbelief, employing variations in volume, intonation, and dynamics to create an atmosphere charged with emotion. At the same time, Elis Regina's interpretation also reveals a certain hope and resilience. She conveys the determination and strength of a generation facing adversity and striving for change. Her passionate delivery and authenticity reflect the struggle for freedom and the pursuit of a better future. Elis Regina's interpretation in "Como Nossos Pais" goes beyond merely singing the melody and words. She deeply connects with the message of the song, conveying the complexity of the feelings and experiences lived during the military dictatorship. Her voice and artistic expression are powerful instruments for expressing resistance.

[@pepascueto]

She is so beautiful...

[@eduardoizidoro6438]

This performing is live. Without play backs. She really sang for the video

[@isabelacristina755]

Maravilhosa Elis!👏👏👏👏👏

[@Pawp6io6jx5i]

Like Our Parents, a song of extreme importance in Brazil. especially in the Military Dictatorship from 1964 to 1984 where many disappeared, were killed.

[@danielatodd4280]

She was just the best!

[@timviei]

She has by far the greatest voice of Brazil. The lyrics are so rich.

[@VictorGabriel-xn5gb]

this song is so beautiful and amazing, im from brazil and she is iconic

[@elciolopes88]

Elis Regina and Elza Soares are the best that Brazil have. Please react to "Mulher do Fim do Mundo"

[@guilhermedomingues9897]

The most amazing thing about this song, besides the fact that the singer is amazing, is the lyrics. It was written as a song/poem, aiming to go through the censorship of the dictatorship. It is full of "subliminals" that made apology for the dictatorship and ended up passing through the filter of the military. The song has a hint of advice: it's as if someone older is talking to someone younger. And it is a criticism of the inertia of youth, which has accommodated itself when it shouldn't and has stopped questioning.

[@m.b.4873]

Yes, it's a TV show called FANTASTICO.

[@evee00]

The greatest!

[@antoniomonsanto3925]

Great song, one of the world greatest popular singers of the 1970'. She's huge ww.

[@throwawayidiot6451]

Her most well known recording is Águas De Março (Waters of March) with Tom Jobim

[@mateusbelmontedossantos1019]

Hey!!! Thanks for the reaction video, it was great. React to Ana Carolina and Seu Jorge by singing " É isso aí" ("That's it"). Ana Carolina has a contralto voice. His voice is rich and deep, but also smooth. And Seu Jorge I think is a baritone, a beautiful voice too. Please check out. I think you'll like it.

[@dadcelo]

Thank you for this reaction, Elis is a legend.

[@eduardop911]

Great react!! Great comments! From Brazil

[@antoniopereira7379]

The best!

[@paulinhafranco9413]

Elis é top 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@squadalaa8901]

It's pure pure rage

[@alissonf]

The puppets in the background were part of the scenery of the tour she was at that time. The name was "Falso Brilhante" (something like "fake jewelry"), happened in 1976, and the esthetics was inspired in the circus. So what we see are puppets representing the audience in a circus. The fun costumes the band is wearing are also inspired in circus.

[@GaleriadaXuxa]

She is in a Circus because se was touring with a "Falso Brilhante" concerts, and it was a circus-themed... her outfit was on the Tour... besides she sang about military problems that we had in Brazil at that time... censorship and all those things...

[@lucbral30]

she was a goddess. next react to: Onze Fitas by Elis Regina!

[@moneicarvalho593]

Elis amor eterno ❤️

[@zanon18]

She's a legend....

[@dianasmarttech123]

There were 21 years of dictatorship in Brazil from 1964 to 1985 and in those days everything was controlled by the military, newspapers, movies on TV and music too. Everything should go through the control of the military to be approved and publicized. The songs at that time contained the criticism of the Military Regime in the form of a Metaphor and the performance was also used as a way to make people understand. Thanks for the video, this story should be told. 🙂

[@juliocesarcarvalhoresendec1937]

EI AMIGO,, MOSTRA MAIS VIDEOS DA ELIS REGINA, ELA É MARAVILHOSA, WONDERFULL....UNFORGETABLE.....I LOVE ELIS FOREVERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR......INCRIDEBLE...

[@borkaviation]

You should know what she is talking about. It gives lots of sense to her way of singing

[@ernandosantos929]

One of the greatest artists to have lived on earth.

[@andrezl-sp168]

Sou uma pessoa humilde, se tem um gringo reagindo a um músico brasileiro eu simplesmente tenho q parar pra olhar.

[@RandomNPC001]

Don’t worry my friend, both the music and the country of Brazil is unclassifiable. Viva Brasil!

[@verinhaverissimoveraveriss5477]

As Lived Our Parents (translated into english) I don't want to talk, my greatest love, About things that I've learned from my vinyls I want to tell you how my life was like And about all that betided me To live is better than dreaming . I know that love is a pretty good thing But I also know that any place is smaller than anyone's life For this reason, watch out, darling, The danger is waiting around the corner They won and the way is now barred to us, the youngs. To embrace your brother and kiss your girl in the street is what your arms, your lips and your voice are made for You ask me what's my new passion I say I'm wondered at all this, it feels like a new invention I'm going to stay at this city, I'm not coming back to the backwoods Because I sense the smell of the new season hovering in the wind I can learn anything through this wound, that lives within my heart It's been a while since I saw you in a street With the wind blowing in your hair, Along young people, all joined together. Hanging up on my mind's wall, The memory of this is the frame that hurts me most My pain is to realize that despite all we have done We are still the same as before and live... We are still the same and live as lived our parents Our idols are still the same And the appearances don't disguise it at all You say that after them, no new idols have ever existed You may even say that I'm out-of-date, that I made up all this But it's you the one who loves the past and can't see that new times will always come Now I've learned that the man who taught me of a new conscience and youth is now sitting at home, guarded by Lord, counting coins of vain money My pain is to realize that despite all we've done We are still the same as before and live... We are still the same and live as lived our parents lyricstranslate.com

[@cleydsontostesmicaslessa6572]

Elis Regina é uma diva uma lenda e essa música conta um período negro d história moderna do Brasil .

[@borkaviation]

the song was written by Belchior, a kind of critics about the young people behavour during Military dictatorship in Brazil

[@fabiovasconcellos1467]

Ken this is a political song and she speaking for the Brazilian people and that is sooooo powerful and translating makes no sense if one doesn’t understand the culture or political situation Brazil has gone through in the 60’s and 70’s. I know you were only evaluating the voice but there so much more than just the voice but the expressions Sue made with her voice, face body…. It is all in there, pure simple and extremely powerful

[@andersondribeiro854]

Late 60s and 70s protest music against military rule. Rock, country and blues influence with a meaningful lyrics.

[@robertcame]

WONDERFUL ELIS REGINA FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jaquelineandrade6839]

I think you should see the translate this song and talk about it. I loved the video

[@marthaneves2211]

Gosh! The genre is called Brazilian Popular Music

[@marcosorlandovita4514]

Another contest of this powerful presentation, she is singing for Tv Globo, and Tv Globo supported the facist regime, supported the miitar regime against the young generation, and Elis is singing with anger in the wolf's house, when she sings, " é voce que ama o passado e que não vê" { its you that loves the past, and you don't see the future}, she is singing for the presidente of Tv Globo, on your face, mr chairman! God bless Elis Regina

[@virginialima2091]

Ela é sensacional!

[@marcielbourguignon9654]

Como Nossos Pais: I don't want to tell you my great love From the things I learned on the records I want to tell you how I lived And everything that happened to me Living is better than dreaming I know love is a good thing But I also know that any corner It's smaller than life from anyone So take care my dear There is danger around the corner they won And the signal is closed to us that we are young To hug your brother And kiss your girl in the street Is that your arm was made Your lip and your voice You ask me about my passion I say I'm delighted Like a new invention I will stay in this city I will not go back to the wilderness For I see it coming on the wind new season smell I know everything in the living wound From my heart It's been a while since I saw you on the street hair in the wind young people gathered On the wall of memory this memory It's the painting that hurts the most My pain is realizing that even though we have Done everything we've done we are still the same and we live we are still the same and we live like our parents Our idols are still the same and appearances don't deceive You say after them No one else showed up you can even say that I'm out Or else that I'm making it up But it's you who love the past and that you don't see It's you who love the past and that you don't see that the new always comes Today I know who gave me the idea Of a new consciousness and youth 'Are you at home guarded by god counting vile metal My pain is realizing That even though we've done everything, everything everything we've done we are still the same and we live we are still the same and we live we are still the same And we live like our fathers

[@bethwolak1593]

Elis Regina !! Uma rainha !! Incomparável

[@satortenet]

The set is from a regular TV Show from back in the day, I don't remember if Elis did other songs for that show that day.

[@keila21lima]

Elis Regina is a legend here in Brazil. This mudic was wroten in a dictatorship. Soooo great.

[@ronda.8624]

I recommend a Spanish singer. Her name is Diana Navarro with the song "El perdón". She is a very versatile singer who sings different styles of music. With incredible melismas and a very personal voice. greetings

[@satortenet]

You should try Elis Regina & Tom Jobim - "Aguas de Março" - 1974. It's on yt.

[@edilsonfernando5735]

Muito bom muito bom

[@zenti3802]

Elis is the rugest MPB (bosa nova) singer in Brazil's history. You should react to 'Águas de Março', you probably know this song already, just did'nt know it was her singing