The original song (composed by Geraldo Vandre in 1968) is a piece of resistance against the bloody dictatorship regime that took over brazil from1964 - 1985. Considered a violation of the sovereignty of the country and a mockery of the armed forces, public playing of the song was forbidden by the Brazilian military dictatorship the day after it was first aired on national TV. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pra_n%C3%A3o_dizer_que_n%C3%A3o_falei_das_flores Side note: Geraldo Vandre is Ricardo Villalobo's uncle.
Calling all party people! If you have not heard this masterpiece played at dc10 then I recommend trying it, my smile is massive re-living the moments, the crowd all crouching down, singing along, I took a moment to hi five and hug my friends telling them they’re the best friends anyone could ever want and love you man you’re like a brother to me after to tighten up my laces and prepare for the thunderous bass
mes n'oreilles 👂👂🏻👂🏼👂🏽👂🏾👂🏿te BÉNISSE THE MOZART de la musique Électronique Ricardo Villalobos 🙏🏾 Merci gracie Mille danke Mucha Gracias Arigato Xie XIe Obrigado shokran Terima Kasih 😘 d'oli Clooney du bac à sable & de chez RUMAH, cuisine Malaysienne sur Lausanne-gelesss chez les petits suisses 🇨🇭
Esto escucho para relajarme, bella letra de Geraldo Vandré y mas aun maravilloso lo que hizo Villalobos, ponernos a cantar paz e igualad en ves de sexo, fiesta y drogas
The track is by Reboot (Frank Heinrich), not by Ricardo Villalobos. The title is of the video is incorrect. Guess is either because Ricardo has a track on the flip side of the same vinyl EP or because it is on his label Sei Es Drum... In any case, credit to Frank.
The track is by Reboot (Frank Heinrich), not by Ricardo Villalobos. The title is of the video is incorrect. Guess is either because Ricardo has a track on the flip side of the same vinyl EP or because it is on his label Sei Es Drum... In any case, credit to Frank. --- Thou this shall do no damage to the reign of king Ricardo :)
By the way, It's s Vilallobos who gave first time geraldo' s vinyl to Reebot ( so I remember I read in some Reebot interwiev). So in a way he has a part in this story.
Caminhando e cantando e seguindo a canção Somos todos iguais braços dados ou não Nas escolas, nas ruas, campos, construções Caminhando e cantando e seguindo a canção Pelos campos a fome em grandes plantações Pelas ruas marchando indecisos cordões Ainda fazem da flor seu mais forte refrão E acreditam nas flores vencendo o canhão Vem, vamos embora que esperar não é saber Quem sabe faz a hora não espera acontecer Vem, vamos embora que esperar não é saber Quem sabe faz a hora não espera acontecer Há soldados armados, amados ou não Quase todos perdidos de armas na mão Nos quarteis lhes ensinam uma antiga lição De morrer pela pátria e viver sem razão Os amores na mente, as flores no chão A certeza na frente, a historia na mão Caminhando e cantando e seguindo a canção Aprendendo e ensinando uma nova lição Vem, vamos embora que esperar não é saber Quem sabe faz a hora não espera acontecer Vem, vamos embora que esperar não é saber Quem sabe faz a hora não espera acontecer
Geraldo Vandré live at "Festival Internacional da Canção" (International Festival of Song) of 1968, in Brazil. At this time, a military regime have the power.... as you listen, all the people sing the song, but it's not the winner because it was a protest song agains the military regime..... Villalobos just amazing!
@@carloamadori2488 No man, is Simone's voice. Simone is this Woman -> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5-xbllOFhtg.html But the songwriter is Geraldo Vandré. Geraldo Vandré is this guy -> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KdvsXn8oVPY.html
@@PabloLGoi you're right. Maybe Im confused because in the Festival the crow sings loud this song. I found a register about "Festival Internacional da Canção" (International Festival of Song) of 1968, in Brazil that I talk ahead: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9t38XlZ80GU.html
Magguie Delmar yaa.. :) the original song is "Pra não dizer que não falei das flores - Geraldo Vandré (1968)"(search this name in youtube to find the song) is is an historical song for brazilians as so for brazilian liberty, here, wiki: - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pra_n%C3%A3o_dizer_que_n%C3%A3o_falei_das_flores - there are many covers of this song, from others brazilian musicians.. and that´s all i know of this matter.. ( did this information was useful to you? if so make a donation.)