Som do Brasil - Playlist - 4/17/2013

01 - Ponte Aérea - Bibi Ferreira - Album, Brasileira - Biscoito Fino - 2011
02 - Fotografia -
03 - Sem Mais Adeus -
Bibi Ferreira recorded Interview - 4/10/13
04 - Vambora -
05 - Esse Cara -
06 - Nem Eu -

07 - Água Clara - Mauricio Maestro/Naná Vasconcelos - Album,Upside Down - FarOut - 2011

Mauricio Maestro - Live On Studio -
08 - Amizade - Boca Livre - First Time ON AIR -
09 - Codão da Saideira - Mauricio Maestro - Live
10 - Mistério - Live
11 - Todos os Santos - Mauricio Maestro/Naná Vasconcelos/Kay Lyra - Album, UpSide Down - FarOut - 2011
12 - Sou Uma Criança não entendo Nada - Live

13 - Colcha de Retalhos - Marku Ribas - Album, Barrankeiro - Philips - 1978
14 - Palhaço - Hamilton de Holanda/André Mahmari - Album, Gismonti/Pascoal - Adventure Music - 2013
15 - Misturando - Antonio Adolfo - Album, Finas Misturas - AAM - 2013
16 - Chove Lá Fora - Vinicius Cantuária - Album, Indio de Apartamento - Naive - 2012
17 - Blackbird - Jovino Santos Neto - Album, Piano Masters vol.4
18 - Arabesca - André Mehmari/Chico Pinheiro/Sérgio Santos - Album, Triz - Buriti - 2012
19 - Berimbau - Benjamim Taubkin - Album, The Vortex Sessions - Adventure Music - 2013
20 - Cabelos Brancos - Luiz Simas - Album, Cafuné - Lydjul Rec. - 2007
21 - Se o Papa Dissesse -
22 - Olha - Bibi Ferreira - Album, Brasileira - Biscoito Fino - 2011
23 - Preciso Aprender a ser Só -
24 - Eu sei que vou te amar - Bibi Ferreira

Jards Macalé - Full Edit - Interview - WKCR NY - 3/27/13

Som do Brasil - JM Full Interview , by Jassvandelima on Mixcloud

Zé Luiz, Mr. Music

March 31, 2013 by David Weiss  

Zé Luis is always ready to go all in at The Music Building. (all photos by David Weiss)

All roads lead to The Music Building.
Whether you’re an indie band, platinum-selling artist, busy side man, composer, producer, engineer, this location is traversed – at one point or another — by all. If making music and sound is part of your business, it’s nearly impossible to not have a reason to visit this buzzing Manhattan location: At least one recording session, rehearsal, audition, or friendly visit is de rigeur for all at some point.
While many are merely passing through the Music Building, of course, others are in residence within the 12-story Garment District building of rehearsal rooms and studios –since its founding in 1979, past tenants here have included such luminaries as Madonna, Billy Idol, Metallica, Interpol and the Strokes. Today, the vividly painted halls serve as home to audio professionals of all levels, from small studios with floated floors to major label artist writing rooms to barebones recording rigs.
One highly effective multipurpose workspace in the Music Building is The Atelier Music Studio, founded by composer/producer/arranger/multi-instrumentalist Zé Luis Oliveira. Spend some time inside, and you’ll see the beautiful thing about this studio isn’t fancy amenities or a big board – it’s the way it allows its founder to build his music career.
Studio/Workshop
To get into the flow of Zé Luis’ space, where instrument storage, DAW station, and live room are all one out-in-the-open unit, it helps to know the definition of “Atelier”. It’s the French word for “workshop” – specifically one of an artist in the fine or decorative arts, where a principal master and a number of assistants, students and apprentices work together.
“It’s like a place where a painter works – when you go to visit Picasso, you’ll see canvases all over the place,” says Zé Luis, in his engaging Brazilian accent. “Music is like sex: When you look at Playboy, everything is nice. But when you’re really doing it, the makeup gets in your ear – to really do the music, you have to get down. You know?”
An NYC resident since 1990, when he moved from his native Rio de Janeiro, Zé Luis originally got a foothold in the city working as a freelance composer. Although he specializes in flutes and saxophones, he also has a high comfort level with guitar, percussion, bass and keys.
It’s a remarkably diverse skill set that helped Zé Luis to earn credits that include work with Bebel Gilberto, Sabina Sciubba, Brazilian Girls, Ivy, Pull, Verve, Cannes Film Festival, Tribeca Film Festival, Independent Lens, Ghosts of Girlfriends Past, Monster-in-Law, A Raisin in the Sun, sessions for original music house Tomandandy, and collaborations with the oft-synch-licensed Orba Squara.

Atelier has just enough room to get completely creative.

A Place to Go All-In
At first, Zé Luis’ bedroom studio in his Chelsea apartment was cutting it just fine. But with the birth of his son in 2001, that arrangement came to a screaming halt. So Zé Luis travelled the road that really does lead to the Music Building – 8th Avenue – signed a lease on a suite, moved in his gear, and has never looked back.
13 years later, the space is his own personal atelier. While it can serve as a commercial studio to track for select friends, the facility’s primary purpose is to give Zé Luis a place to get it done, whatever musical it that may be.
“I brought in my preamps, and became an aficionado of recording,” he explains. “I thought, ‘I don’t need a studio to record. I can bring it here.’ From my experience of over 25 years as an arranger, musician, and producer, I know where to place a mic, and — most importantly – how to arrange things, so they come out pretty well.
“Most of the time,” he continues, “I do what they call ‘all-in’, where I get hired as a producer, arranger and composer on a project, and I’ll have the studio as an asset.  Depending on the budget, we might do everything here. Or if it’s a bigger production, we can do pre-production here, go record at a bigger studio, and then come back here for some overdubs. From there, what I really like to do is send it to a guy to mix in a real room, so that he can listen to it differently and bring it to the best place.”
Elite People, Select Gear
A recent project that illustrates the workflow include writing a soundtrack for the Cannes-screened film Beyond the Streets, which was written and recorded entirely at Atelier. Then slated for release in the near future is the musically rich Brazilian music collaboration Sambismo, an international producer supergroup that includes Zé Luis, Béco Dranoff, and Simone Giuliani.
Atelier is one of those places where, the longer you occupy it, the more musical instruments you begin to see: a well-tuned drumset, guitars, basses, and classic Fender and Ampeg amps are all on hand, while percussion and esoteric instruments emerge from everywhere. All there to play to the biggest strengths of Atelier – the players it attracts.

Sax at the rack.

“We have a great selection of mics and instruments,” Zé Luis says. “Most important, we have an incredible crew of musicians. These guys work with me on a project, but many of them are bandleaders in their own right, like in the case of Mitch Davis of Orba Squara, Andy Chase of Ivy, or Adam Schlesinger of Fountains of Wayne.”
While Zé Luis has his priorities in order – putting the song, arrangements, and musicians first – he’s developed an equally discerning ear for gear. Mic pres at the Atelier include Vintech, Earthworks, Manley, and API, supplemented often by standby boxes like the dbx 160x compressor. “I love the dbx compressors, because they are very simple, and a familiar sound,” Zé Luis says. “When you listen to the old stuff — like Earth Wind & Fire, Marvin Gaye, George Benson, Weather Report, Led Zeppelin – all used that.”
Conversion comes in two flavors. A Digi 002 modified by Black Lion Audio in Chicago, and a MOTU 2408 interface whose converters have been wired to run directly through Atelier’s ADAT machine, circa 1998. “After a lot of research, I found that the ADAT is closer to a tape type of sound, which I really love,” Zé Luis notes. “Instead of running the MOTU into the computer via FireWire, I use a PCI card which helps the processor, has a better-quality sound, and it’s faster.”
Although Logic is loaded and ready to go, Zé Luis’ front end of choice for his DAW rig is Digital Performer. “For scoring, it is my favorite,” he comments. “It has a nice, quick scribe. If I write violins, for example, I can read it right away in DP, print it from there, save it as a standard MIDI file, or open it in any other notation software that you’re using.”
While Zé Luis has solid confidence in his ability to arrange and capture the right sounds, an important attribute is a firm knowledge of Atelier’s limitations. While he could probably get away with mixing all of his productions there, he prefers to farm that stage out to fresh ears.
“The best shot is I capture the sounds here, then I mix someplace else,” says Zé Luis. “Sometimes I sent it to Brad Leigh of MSR Studios, or sometimes Patrick Dillett, Dave Darlington, or Mitch Davis. This way another artist gets involved: They take my files that are really neatly recorded, and then they sit with it with a Neve or something like that, in a more quiet environment than the Music Building.”
How to Record in a Busy Rehearsal Complex
While the congenial and professionally-run Music Building offers myriad benefits for its long-term tenants, soundproofed studios are not among them.
Riding the elevator at 8 PM on a weeknight serves up a sonic stew like none other in NYC – as you pass each floor, you’ll hear indie rock, electronic, punk, metal, folk, funk, and more being rehearsed and recorded in the 69 spaces that comprise all 12 stories. Most of the rooms have minimal acoustic treatment, usually sufficient only to tame the soundwaves within their walls – so those who choose to track or perform critical listening at peak hours do so purely at their own risk.
For a working audio pro like Zé Luis, the tradeoff that comes with the Music Building’s convenient location (at 8th Avenue and 38th Street) and relative affordability is knowing that serious tracking has a strict time window. “I deliver my kid to the school bus at 7:45, and I’m here at 8:00 AM,” he says. “I can do a string session at 9:00 AM while the other drummers are hungover and still asleep. I compare it to a gym – if you go here at off-hours it’s empty, but if you get here right after rush hour, there’ll be a crowd.

Creative storage is part of maximizing spaces like Atelier — this drum is suspended from the ceiling, but still quickly accessible.

“So I never record at 5 PM, but rather either after-hours or really early. When it’s noisy here, it’s noisy – it is what it is, and I can’t do anything about it. That’s why I have other studios I can go to when there’s no hit-or-miss possible.”
Very Necessary
For Zé Luis, The Atelier Music Studio is essential to do his job — it’s one very flexible means by which he makes a living in his risky/rewarding occupation.
“It’s a big asset for me,” states Zé Luis. “Because as a producer, arranger, and composer, I have a studio — so I don’t have to hire a studio. My career would be completely different if I didn’t have it. I’d be playing sax for $100 a pop, or on the road playing for $500 a week. I don’t have to do that, though, because the studio gives me a tool to do an arrangement for a producer, produce a track for a singer, or compose for a film. It’s much better than if I were working from home, or in someone else’s studio.”
Zé Luis has his eye on more luxurious digs at some point, but until the Massive Hit breaks everything wide open, his multipurpose suite on the border of Midtown suits him just fine. Like scores of producers and engineers working today, he may not have the most glamorous studio in the city, but what he definitely has got is an Atelier – a trusty workshop – that helps him to stay in the game.
“It’s really helped my career evolve in so many ways – I’m attaining production values that weren’t possible for me before,” Zé Luis reflects on his musical room that he’s grown to love. “Just as important, I’m enjoying myself. If you don’t enjoy what you do, then it’s not happening, right? So you better have fun when you’re working.”
-    David Weiss

The Music Building’s psychedelic halls provide visual inspiration on every floor.

Another angle on Zé Luis’ versatile space.

Som do Brasil - Playlist -3/13/13

01 - Canto do Quintela - Gaudencio Thiago de Melo - Album, The Right Move - 1999
02 - Mambossa - Vince Guaraldi/Bola Sete - Album, Vince & Bola - Fantasy -
03 - Frisson - Danda Eva/Ketama - Album, Polygram Promo - 1998
04 - Sozinho - Caetano Veloso - Album, Suave Veneno - Poligram - 1998
05 - Gostoso Veneno - Alcione/Djavan - Album, Trilha Sonora - Suave Veneno - Polygram - 1998

Playlist by Emily
06 - Bahia de Todos os Santos - Dedê e Hãhãhaes - mamadêlê Productions
07 - Sentimento - Dêndê e Hãhãhaes
08 - A Felicidade - AC Jobim - Album, AC Jobim,Composer - WB - 1965
09 - Por toda a Minha Vida - AC Jobim - WB - 1965
10 - Desafinado - AC Jobim - WB - 1967

Playlist by Augusto
11 - Com que Roupa? - Ivan Lins - Album, Ivan Lins Sings Noel - Velas 1997
12 - Canção Pra Inglês Ver/Chiquita Banana - A Banda Tropicalista de Duprat - 1968
13 - Alegria,Alegria - Caetano Veloso - Album, A Arte de - Polygram - 1968
14 - Tropicalea Jacta Est - Tom Zé - Album, Tropicália Lixo Lógico - 2012
15 - Bim Bom - João Gilberto - Album, Chega de Saudades -

16 - Dá o Pé, Loro - Antonio Adolfo - Album, Chora Baião - AAM - 2011
17 - Black Orpheus Suite - Vince Guaraldi/Bola Sete - Album, Vince&Bola - Fantasy - 2000
18 - Folhetim - Gal Costa - Album, Água Viva - Universal - 1978
19 - Banho de Cheiroso - Rita Ribeiro - MZA-Universal - 1999
20 - Tocando em Frente - Maria Bethânia - Album , A Interprete - 2001
21 - Aqueles Olhos Verdes - Milton Nascimento - Album, Crooner - WEA - 2000
22 - Certas Coisas - Milton Nascimento
23 - Blackbird - Jovino Santos Neto - Album, Piano Masters Vol4 - Adventure Music - 2013

Som do Brasil - Recorded 3/13/13

Som do Brasil 3/13/13 by Jassvandelima on Mixcloud

Som do brasil - Playlist - 2/27/2013

01 - Bebê - Jovino Santos Neto - Album, Piano Masters vol4 - Adventure Music -2013
02 - Carnaval-Joã0 - The Hi-Lo’s - Album, Happen to Bossa Nova - Reprise - 1963
03 - The Gift - The Hi-Lo’s
04 - Chiclete com Banana - Jackson do Pandeiro - Album, Millennium - Universal - 1970
05 - Por causa de você Menina - Bossa Rio - AM - 1965
06 - You’ll never Find - Fabiana Passoni - Album, Dim The Lights - 2013
07 - I’ve got you under My Skin - Conjunto 3D - Album, Muita Onda - Continental - 1967
08 - Ma - Tom Zé - Album, Estudando o Samba -
09 - Reza - Sambalanço Trio - Album, Vol. 2 - 1965
10 - Estamos ai - Sambalanço Trio - 1965
11 - Eu e o meu Amor/Lamento no Morro - Nilson Matta - Album, Black Orpheus - Motema - 2013
12 - Amazonas - Maria Marquez - Album, Tonada - Adventure Music - 2013
13 - Samba da Benção/Saravá - Leni Andrade - Gravado no Mexico - 1966
14 - Canto de Chegar - Leni Andrade
15 - Boca no Lodo - Mauricio Pessoa - Album, Habitat - Sony
16 - Cosa Nostra - Erlon Chaves e Banda Veneno
17 - Uma breve História do tempo - Fernanda Abreu -
18 - Guetto Linha 8 - Davi Vieira - Album, Guetto Linha 8 - Sounds of The Mushroon - 2012
19 - Malandragen da um Tempo - Thaide e DJ Hum - Album, Espaço Rap - RDS - 1998
20 - Fiquei Amarrado na Sua Blusinha - Zeca Pagodinho - Album, 4 em 1 - BMG
21 - Overdose de Cocada - Bezerra da Silva - Album, 4 em 1 - BMG
22 - Who is In Love Here - Carol Saboya - Album, Belezas - AAM - 2012
23 - Baionga - Yamandu Costa - Album, Lida -
24 - Gota D’água - Antonio Adolfo - Album, Chora Baião - AAM - 2011
25 - Morrer de Amor - Oscar Castro Neves/Luciana Souza - Album, All One - Mack Avenue -
26 - Holding With An Open Hand - Oscar Castro Neves
27 - Como Uma Pedra a Rolar - Zé Ramalho - Album, Canta Dylan
28 - MR. Mistérioso - Geraldo Azevedo/Alceu Valença - Album, Psychedelic Pernambuco - Mr. Bongo
29 - Antropologica - Marconi Notaro
30 - Nordeste Oriental - Lula Côrtes

Som do Brasil - Recorded 2/27/13

Som do Brasil - Playlist,2/20/13

01 - Tema pro Gaguinho - Salvador Trio - Mocambo/Mr.Bongo - 1965/2012
02 - Moeda,Resa e Cor - Dom Salvador - CBS - 1969
03 - Sambório - Salvador Trio - Album, Tristeza - Mocambo/Mr. Bongo - 1965/2012
04 - Uma Vida - Dom Salvador e Abolição - Album, Som,Sangue e Raça - CBS - 1971
05 - My Family - Dom Salvador - Album, My Family - Muse - 1976
06 - Meu Fraco é Café forte - Dom Salvador Sextet - Album, The Art of Samba Jazz - Salmarsi - 2010
07 - Rio 65 Trio Tema - Rio 65 Trio - Album, A Hora e a Vez da MPM - Philips - 1966
08 - Inlisão atôa - Rio 65 Trio - Album, A Hora e a Vez da MPM - Philips - 1966
09 - Para-Raio - Herb Albert/Lani Hall - Album, Naything Goes - Concord - 2009
10 - For Elis/Medley - Clarice Assad - Album, Home - Adventure - 2012
11 - Acontece - Vanessa Falabella - Album, De Cartola - 2009
12 - Sem Poupar Coração - Nana Caymmi - Album, Sem Poupar Coração - Som Livre - 2009
13 - So Many Stars - Débora - Album, Débora - 2010
14 - Inútil Paisagem - Débora
15 - Água de Beber - Débora
16 - Lenda - Céu - Album, Céu - Sixdegrees - 2006
17 - No Fundo do Rio - Masha Campagne - Album, Like Water,Like Air - 2012
18 - Leão do Norte - Diana Miranda - Album, Nordestina -
19 - Close to You - Fabiana Passoni - Album, Dim The Lights - 2013
20 - Suddenly - Carol Rogers/Djavan - Bossa Nova SoundTrack - Verve - 2000
21 - Suddenly - Claudia Acuna - Bossa Nova SoundTrack - Verve - 2000
22 - Haroldo Oliveira , Live

Som do Brasil - 1/16/13, Amanda Ruzza Group , Live

Som do Brasil - Recorded 1/2/13 - Guest's - Paula Abreu/Davi Vieira

Som do Brasil - Playlist - 1/2/2013

01 - Xmas Song - Sue Markaleris - 2012
02 - Tudo que você podia ser - Anat Cohen - Album, Claroscuro - Anzic - 2012
03 - Coração a Batucar - Maria Rita - Album, Elo - 2011
04 - Sá Marina - Paulo Moura Quarteto - Equipe - 1969
05 - Amar Alguém - Marisa Monte - Album, O Que você quer Saber de Verdade - 2011

Interview - Guest’s - Paula Abreu/Davi Vieira
06 - Balé Ogum - Davi Vieira - Album, Ghetto Linha 8 - Sounds of The Mushroon - 2012
07 - Ghetto Linha 8
08 - PapiTooo!!! (Feat. Carol C)
09 - Oxaguian (Feat. Kaissa)

10 - Já não somos dois - Djavan - Album, Rua dos Amores - 2012
11 - O Amor e a Rosa - Rosa Passos - Album, É Luxo Só - Biscoito Fino - 2011
12 - Mas que Nada - Tamba Trio - Album,Tamba Eternal
13 - Onde Anda o Meu amor - Album, From Latin to Jazz Dance vol.1 - Rare Grooves
14 - O Menino das Laranjas - Elis Regina
15 - Primitivo - Milton Banana Trio
16 - Quanta - Gilberto Gil - Album, Concerto de Cordas e Máquina de Ritmo - Biscoito Fino 2012
17 - The very Tought of You - Luciana Souza - Album, The Book of Chet - Verve - 2012
18 - Morning of The Carnival - Sergio Mendes - Album, Quiet Nights - Philips - 1963
19 - Larry and I - Amanda Ruzza - Album, This is What Happened - 2012
20 - Pagão
21 - Depois da Chuva - Duduka da Fonseca - Album, Samba Jazz/Jazz Samba - Anzic - 2012
22 - Ponta de Areia - Valtinho Anastacio - Album, Forest Earth - DownBeat - 2009
23 - Mãe Ivanuza - Valtinho Anastacio -

Dom Salvador at WKCR - 12/21/12 - Photo by JDelima

Som do Brasil - Playlist - 12/19/12

01 - Bossa Nova USA - Dave Brubeck Quartet - Album, Bossa Nova USA - CBS - 1963

02 - Bossa Nova USA - Azymuth - Album,Crazy Rhythm - Milestone - 1988

03 - From the Hot Afternoon - Paul Desmond - Album, From the Hot Afternoon - Verve - 1969

04 - Captain Bacardi - Zé Luis e Rio Zona Sul - Album, Green Heart - Orbita

05 - Balanço do Mar Quebrando - Salvador Trio - Album, Tristeza - Mocambo 1966/Mr. Bongo 2012

06 - Dinorah,Dinorah - George Benson - Album, Best of,The Instrumentals - WB - 1997

07 - Cirandeiro - Cyro Baptista - Album, Beat The Donkey - Tzadik - 2002

08 - Não Foi em Vão - Orquestra Imperial/Thalma de Freitas - Carnaval só o Ano que Vem - HM - 2007

09 - Amanhã não vou Trabalhar - Alexandre Grooves/Seu Jorge - Album, Amanhã não vou Trabalhar - Tratore

10 - Vou Festejar - Beth Carvalho - Album, Maxximum - Sony/BMG - 1978

11 - Aurora - Chico Buarque - Album, Querido Diário - Biscoito Fino - 2011

12 - Brazilian Love Affair - George Duke - Album, Brazilian Love Affair - Epic - 1994

13 - Cravo e Canela - Banda Black Rio - Album, The Best Of - Universal Sound -

14 - Gafieira - Hélio Alves - Album, Música - JazzLegacy - 2010

15 - Di Menor - Ginga - Album, Suite Leopoldina - Velas - 2000

16 - Sargento Escobar - Guinga

17 - Chá de Panela - Guinga/Alceu Valença

18 - Dúvida - Nana Caymmi - Album, Sem Poupar Coração - Som Livre - 2009

19 - Ouro Preto Colonial - Marcio Ramos/Ana Maria Antoun - Album, Motivo Cigano -

20 - Horizonte - Mauricio Maestro/Nana Vasconcelos - Album, UPSide Down - FarOut - 2011

21 - Memória e Fado - Yahwon Shin/ Egberto Gismonti - Album, Yeahwon - A S - 2012

22 - Contrato de Separação - Marcelo Freita/Zimbo Trio - Album, Embalada - 

2012

23 - Velas Içadas - Carol Saboya - Album, Belezas - AAM - 2012

24 - Estrela Guia - Carol Saboya -

25 - Too Much Time - Azymuth/João Nogueira - Album, Crazy Rhythm - 

Milestone - 1988

26 - Chovendo na Roseira - Yahwon Shin - Album, Yahwon - AS - 2012

27 - Travesia - Yahwon Shin -

Som do Brasil - Recorded - 12/19/12

Som do Brasil - Playlist - 11/28/2012

01 - Máquina de Ritmo - Gilberto Gil - Album, Concerto de Cordas & Máquinas de Ritmo - Biscoito Fino - 2012
02 - Bat Macumba - Mutantes - Album, Tecnicolor - Universal - 1970
03 - General da Banda - Paulo Moura Hepteto - Equipe - 1968
04 - Arlequim Desconhecido - Ivan Lins - Album,The Metropole Orchestra - Biscoito Fino - 2010
05 - Volta - Ana Canãs - Album, Volta - 2012
06 - Anjo de Vitrô - Djavan - Album, Rua dos Amores - 2012
07 - Fundamental - Andy Summers/Fernanda Takay - Album,Fundamental - 2012
08 - Feito para Acabar - Zé Miguel Wisnick - Album, Indívisivel - 2012
09 - Neguinho - Gal Costa - Album, Recanto - 2011
10 - Amiga da Minha Mulher - Seu Jorge - Album, Música para Churrasco - 2012
11 - Descalço no Parque - Marisa Monte - Album, O que Você quer saber de Verdade - 2012
12 - Flor de Lins - Maycown Reinchbach - Album,Brazil Chill Out and Bossa - 2012
13 - Preciso Ouvir Música sem Você - Aíla - Album, Trê lê lê - 2012
14 - Tudo que me Falta,nada que me sobre - Lenine - Album, Chão - 2012
15 - The Very Thought of You - Luciana Souza - Album, The Book of Chet - 2012
16 - O Dejeso - Zeca Baleiro - Album, O Disco do Ano - 2012
17 - Foi Um Rio Que Passou em Sua Vida - Paulinho da Viola - Album, Meus Momentos - EMI - 1969
18 - Argumento - Paulinho da viola - 1975
19 - Com a Perna no Mundo - Gonzaguinha - Album, Bis - EMI - 2000
20 - Baião - Luiz Gonzaga - Album, O Melhor de - RCA - 1949
21 - Adeus Maria Fulô - Mutantes - Album, Tecnicolor - Universal - 1970/2006
22 - Le Premier Bonheur du Jour - Mutantes
23 - Saravah - Mutantes