Mundo São Paulo
1996
- São Paulo Rio (José Miguel Wisnik / Paulo Neves) 5:22
- Terra Estrangeira (José Miguel Wisnik) 4:13
- Esboço (Luiz Tatit) 4:12
- Fractal (Ruriá Duprat) 7:17
- Que te Quero (Edgard Scandurra / Peter Prica / Arnaldo Antunes) 3:41
- Desce (Arnaldo Antunes) 4:12
- Nas Tuas Mãos (José Miguel Wisnik) 4:11
- Alma Não Tem Cor (André Abujamra) 6:25
- Eu Tô Voando (André Abujamra) 6:52
- Mutante (Rita Lee / Roberto de Carvalho) 5:22
- Eva e Eu (Péricles Cavalcanti / Arnaldo Antunes) 3:13
- Inverno (Anhangabaú da Felicidade) (José Miguel Wisnik) 5:34
- O Mundo (André Abujamra) 6:29
Conductor: Nelson Ayres except 'Esboço' and 'Nas Tuas Mãos' conducted by Cyro Pereira and 'Que Te Quero' conducted by Ruriá Duprat
Performers:
São Paulo Rio - José Miguel Wisnik / Mônica Salmaso / Ná Ozzetti / Virgínia Rosa
Terra Estrangeira - Mônica Salmaso
Esboço - Luiz Tatit
Que te Quero - Arnaldo Antunes
Desce - Arnaldo Antunes
Nas Tuas Mãos - Virgínia Rosa
Alma Não Tem Cor - André Abujamra / Karnak
Eu Tô Voando - André Abujamra / Karnak
Mutante - Ná Ozzetti
Eva e Eu - Arnaldo Antunes / José Miguel Wisnik / Mônica Salmaso / Ná Ozzetti / Virgínia Rosa
Inverno - José Miguel Wisnik / Mônica Salmaso / Ná Ozzetti / Virgínia Rosa
O Mundo - André Abujamra / Karnak / Arnaldo Antunes / José Miguel Wisnik / Mônica Salmaso / Ná Ozzetti / Virgínia Rosa
Produced by Rodolfo Stroeter and José Miguel Wisnik
Recorded live at Tuca and SESC Pompeia in Sao Paulo in September, 1996 by Alberto Ranellucci and mixed at Mosh Estúdios in Sao Paulo in October, 1996
Design: Ricardo Ohtake, Ligia Pedra and Monica Pasinato
A show recorded live, “Mundo São Paulo” is a testimony to the pulsating life of the city, its immense diversity and its own characteristic way of being: many musical genres and many different spectra that move in different directions. Above all, the city is capable of housing all these differences, transforming them into its own richness, and blending them so that other manifestations with a multiplier effect emerge from its rich juice.
The album’s invited artists – Luiz Tatit, Arnaldo Antunes, André Abujamra, José Miguel Wisnik, Ruriá Duprat, Mônica Salmaso, Ná Ozzetti, and Virgínia Rosa, all welcome by the Symphonic Jazz Orchestra – translate this project’s essence of plurality and reaffirm São Paulo as a metropolis with a consistent, sophisticated, and diverse cultural and musical vocation.