FREE SONG: Baden Powell - 'Tributo a Dorival Caymmi'
FREE SONG:'Tributo a Dorival Caymmi!'
Brazilian composer and singer Dorival Caymmi, who catapulted to fame when Carmen Miranda performed one of his songs in 1938, died Saturday. He was 94.
He died of kidney cancer and multiple organ failure in his Rio de Janeiro home, his granddaughter Stela Caymmi told the Globo TV network.
Caymmi's lyrics were inspired by the beautiful women and folklore of the northeastern Brazilian state of Bahia, where he was born. A deep, velvety voice also helped make him one of the country's most beloved
artists.
The song FREE SONG:'Tributo a Dorival Caymmi!' was composed by Baden Powell and is a beautiful acoustic guitar instrumental. Enjoy!! and celebrate this great musician's life!!
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Posted by: Anurag | September 09, 2008 at 11:37 AM
Hello, Calabashmusic! Is anyone home? Website hasn't been updated with new "Free Song" in nearly a month. Hope you're all OK.
Posted by: Music Fan | September 16, 2008 at 01:44 AM
i don´t know if calabash is alive, but since i get no return from the staff i´ll try the blog comments area. calabash charged me a free song, performed by the amestoy trio, advertised in the free area. and i bought two songs that doesn´t have working download links, but calabash doesn´t refund me. i hope calabash members read this comment and honour their agreement with their customers. my personal feeling is to leave calabash after getting the songs i paid for and never return here anymore. it´s very sad, because calabash seemed to me a wonderful place to discover new music.
Posted by: wilson | September 17, 2008 at 10:24 PM
Come on, Calabash, either shit or get off the pot!
You're not being much of a world music advocate if you've buggered off and left the shop unattended.
How about taking your responsibilities seriously and take care of your customers.
Posted by: Helplessly Hoping | September 24, 2008 at 10:28 AM