The book brings together 100 articles in 100 albums,
which show that the year was atypical for the MIA
In 1979, the country was experiencing the beginning of the period of political amnesty. Brazilian artists began to see independent phonographic production as a way out. And female singers and songwriters were taking a bigger step towards opening up their own space on the music scene. There was still disco and the answer to it. Samba, as always, was dying, but stood proud with each new tune. The singer and composer Joyce Moreno used to say that “the MIA has an answer for everything and always proves it”. And Brazilian popular music had an “answer” for 1979.
From this realization comes the book:
– “1979 – The year that redefined MIA”, an “almost biography” of that musical year, organized by journalist Celio Albuquerque and which will now be released in September 2022 by Garota FM Books.
With 100 authors from different states of the country, the book promises to travel to other countries, but the publisher Garota FM Books has the honor to announce the first three events already planned:
– Livraria da Travessa – Shopping Leblon: September 16, 19:00, in Leblon, Rio de Janeiro;
– September 17, 5 p.m., at Livraria Travessa de Icaraí, Niterói;
– September 23, 7 p.m., at Livraria Travessa de Pinheiros, São Paulo.
In Niterói, the event will start earlier because, in addition to the launch, there will also be a talk to the authors of the city.
Produced with successful funding, the book brings together stories written by artists and journalists and rescues the memory of a year in which Brazilian popular music spoke for itself. In the form of prose, review, report or interview, each author lends his/her style to his/her chapter (see list of authors and discs at the end).
With this content organized by journalist Célio Albuquerque, “1979 – The Year that MIA Reclaimed” is a fantastic book that brings readers special moments for special albums.
Check the index:
1979 – The year the MIA resigned – Célio Albuquerque
1979 – The Year That Started Before – Washington Santos
Free Massafeira – Mona Gadelha
Vanguarda Paulista – Ricardo Soares
DISC ON DISC
1. 14 Bis – 14 Bis – Emílio Pacheco
2. A Barca do Sol – Pirate – Mehane Albuquerque
3. Color of sound – Fruitful – Ricardo Pugialli
4. Alcione – Gostoso Veneno – Vicente Dattoli
5. Amelinha – Frevo Woman – Klaudia Alvarez
6. Angela Maria and Agnaldo Timóteo – Angela & Timóteo, Together – Zeca Azevedo
7. Angela Ro Ro – Angela Ro Ro – Crikka Amorim
8. Antonio Adolph – Viralata – Jose Emily Rondeau
9. Arthur Moreira Lima/Abel Ferreira/Época de Ouro – Chorando Baixinho – Ruy Godinho
10. Azymuth – Light as a feather – Bruno Thys
11. Baby Consuelo – To Go Crazy – Talles Colatino
12. Belchior – Once a man and his time – Jotabê Medeiros
13. Bendengo – Bendengo – Nelson Augusto
14. Beth Carvalho – Beth Carvalho at the Shrine – Ana Lu Germano
15. Beto Guedes – Spring Sun – Daniella Zupo
16. Free mouth – Free mouth – Juca Filho
17. Byafra – The First Cloud – Marcos Sabino
18. Caetano Veloso and A Outra Banda da Terra – Transcendental Cinema – Walterson Sardenberg Sobrinho
19. Carlos Fernando – Asas da América (Frevo) – Fábio Cabral de Mello
20. Cartola Cartola 70 Years – Denilson Monteiro
21. Cátia de França – 20 words about the sun – Marcelo Pinheiro
22. Clara Nunes – Clara Nunes – Paulo Cesar Figueiredo
23. Clementina de Jesus – Clementina and guests – Marcelo Ferro
24. D’Alma – To Whom It May Concern – Mimi Rocha
25. Dona Ivone Lara – Child’s Smile – Kamille Viola
26. Ednardo – Ednardo – Dalwton Moura
27. Elba Ramalho – The Silver Bird – Chris Fuscaldo
28. Elis Regina – This Woman – Joyce Moreno
29. Elomar – In the square of lost waters – Luiz Américo Lisboa Júnior
30. Elza Soares – Senhora da Terra – Gilberto Porcidonio
31. Emílio Santiago – The Crescent Song by Emílio Santiago – Leandro Gomes
32. Fábio Jr – Fábio Jr – Ricardo Schott
33. Fafá de Belém – Radiant Star – Marcelo Cabanas
34. Fagner – Beauty – Luiz Felipe Carneiro
35. Fátima Guedes – Fátima Guedes – Wagner Cosse
36. First University Festival of Brazilian Music – Various Artists – Ayrton Mugnaini Jr.
37. Francisco Mário – Earth – Nivea Souza and Marcos Souza
38. Gal Costa – Gal Tropical – Rodrigo Faour
39. Geraldo Azevedo – 7 Headed Animal – Alberto Villas
40. Geraldo Vandré – Geraldo Vandré – André Cananéa
41. Gilberto Gil – Highlight – Braulio Neto
42. Gonzaguinha – Gonzaguinha da Vida – Dacio Malta
43. Gretchen – My name is Gretchen – Lorena Calabria
44. First group – March to the city – Bento Araújo
45. Guilherme Arantes – Guilherme Arantes – Maria Carolina Rodrigues
46. Hermeto Pascoal – Zabumbê-bum-á – Roberto Muggiati
47. Isolde – Isolde – Cleodon Coelho
48. Ivan Lins – Night – Rodrigo Nogueira
49. Jaime Alem and Nair Cândia – Dawn – Márcia Tauil
50. Jerônimo Jardim – Jerônimo Jardim – Juarez Fonseca
51. Joanna – Nascente – Fábio Vizzoni
52. João Bosco – Pass Line – Rildo Hora
53. João Nogueira – Clube do Samba – Moacyr Luz
54. Jorge Ben – Hello Sympathy – Marlon Seven
55. Jorge Mello – Coração Rochedo – Silvio Atanes
56. Lô Borges – The Milky Way – Ricardo Moreira
57. Luiz Gonzaga – Me and my father – José Teles
58. Luli and Lucinha – Luli and Lucinha – Zé Edu Camargo
59. Malu Mulher – Various artists – Beto Feitosa
60. Rough Sea – Rough Sea – Vinícius Cunha
61. Maria Alcina – Plenitude – Danilo Casaletti
62. Maria Bethânia – Mel – Luis Lamarão
63. Marina Lima – Simple as Fire – Mauro Ferreira
64. Mark Ribas – Horse of joy – Rafael Pinto Ferreira de Queiroz
65. Marlui Miranda – Olho d’Água – Cesar Cardoso
66. Milton Nascimento – Journey to Dawn – Felipe Tadeu
67. Miúcha and Tom Jobim – Miúcha & Tom Jobim – Hugo Sukman
68. Moraes Moreira – Here Comes Brazil Descendo a Ladeira – Fred Góes
69. MIA4 – Good times, huh? – miltinho
70. Nana Caymmi – Nana Caymmi – Iso Fischer
71. Nelson Sargento – Dream of a Sambista – André Diniz and Diogo Cunha
72. Ney Matogrosso – Your Type – Marluci Martins
73. Ópera do Malandro – Various artists – Etel Frota
74. Oswaldo Montenego – Damned Poet… Moleque Vadio – Madalena Salles
75. Paulinho Boca de Cantor Bom de Chinfra, Bom de Amor – Lucas Vieira
76. Paulinho da Viola – Buzz – Carlos Evandro Lordello
77. Pepeu Gomes – In the land of a thousand – Leandro Souto Maior
78. Quartet in Cy – In 1000 Kilohertz – Inahia Castro
79. Raul de Souza – ‘Til Tomorrow Comes – Maurício Gouvêa
80. Raul Seixas – For whom the bell tolls – Fabian Chacur
81. Renato Teixeira – Amora – Marquinho Carvalho
82. Rita Lee – Rita Lee – Monica Vermes
83. Robertinho de Recife – And now with you… Tropical Swings – Túlio Mourão
84. Roberto Carlos – Roberto Carlos – Tito Guedes
85. Roberto Ribeiro – Things in life – Leila Dantas
86. Ronaldo Sleeps – Ronaldo Sleeps – Silvio Essinger
87. Sá & Guarabyra – Four – Flavio Mendes
88. Sérgio Ricardo – From the Lake to the Waterfall – Manoel Filho
89. Simone – Part – Thelmo Lins
90. Sueli Costa – Beautiful cookware – Andréia Pedroso
91. Tavito – Tavito – Luiz Carlos Sá
92. Terezinha de Jesus – Northeast wind – Mariana Mesquita
93. Eight – Equatorial – Marcos Sampaio
94. Tim Maia – Reunion – Carlos Eduardo Lima
95. Wagner Tiso – So Be It – Carlos Fonte Lito
96. Zé Geraldo – The Third World – Lucas Reginato
97. Zé Luiz Mazziotti – Zéluiz – Itamar Assiere
98. Zé Ramalho – The battle of the devil with the owner of heaven – Leonardo Lichote
99. Zezé Motta – Negritude – Guilherme Henrique
100. Zizi Possi – My Piece – Cláudia Menescal
Book specifications
576 pages
16 cm wide X 23 cm high
Suggested cover price: R$99
Service:
Launch of the book “1979 – The year the Ministry of Interior resigned”
Rio de Janeiro:
September 16, 19:00, at Livraria da Travessa Leblon (Shopping Leblon)
Niterói:
September 17, 5 p.m., with a talk with authors, at Livraria da Travessa Icaraí (R. Tavares de Macedo, 240)
São Paulo:
September 23, 7 p.m., at the Travessa Pinheiros bookstore (Rua dos Pinheiros, 513)
