Maria Bethânia ‎– A Cena Muda - 1974

 
 
 

 


Recorded live at Teatro Casa Grande, RJ.

Each side is a medley of songs in one track.

Side A has a total duration of 21:10.
Side B has a total duration of 23:34.

Tracklist

Lado 121:10
1Luzia Luluza
2Sinal Fechado
3Roda Viva
4Rosa Dos Ventos
5Cala A Boca, Bárbara
6Conversação Entre João E Maria
7A Sonhar Eu Venci Mundos
8Sonho Impossível (The Impossible Dream)
9Taturamo
10Galope
11Quem Há De Dizer
12Demoníaca
13Encouraçado
14Resposta
15Num Samba Curto
16Tira As Mãos De Mim
17A Coroa Do Rei
Lado 223:34
1Eu Fui À Europa
2Gás Neon
3Luzes Da Ribalta (Limelight)
4Espinita
5Disseram Que Voltei Americanizada
6Lili (Hi Lili, Hi-Lo)
7Não Tem Tradução
8Ator De Cinema
9Desesperadamente
10Dez Bilhões De Neurônios
11Dos Pés À Cabeça
12Nossa Senhora Da Ajuda
13Eu Vim Do Sertão
14Midas
15Maria, Maria
16Chão De Estrelas
17Sinal Fechado

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