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Poor farming practices and inadequacies in post-harvest handling have further increased carbon emissions by over 17%
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The album is often noted for its departure from her earlier acoustic roots, leaning into the electronic and synthesized sounds popular in Brazil during the 1980s. It includes several notable tracks such as: "Perigo" : One of her most famous radio hits.
The song is currently available on major streaming platforms like Spotify and YouTube, and the album was reissued on CD in 2002. Zizi Possi Discography -- Slipcue.Com Brazilian Music Guide
Produced by , the track "Numas" features the "crystal-clear" and expressive vocal delivery for which Possi is celebrated. While some critics have retrospectively labeled the synth-heavy production of this era as a "synth-pop rut" compared to her later minimalist work like Sobre Todas as Coisas (1991), the 1986 album remains a commercially significant part of her discography.
is a track by the renowned Brazilian singer Zizi Possi , featured on her 1986 self-titled studio album, Zizi . Released by Universal Music Ltda (formerly Philips/PolyGram), the song is a key example of the Brazilian Popular Music (MPB) and synth-pop styles she explored during the mid-1980s. Song Profile: "Numas" Artist: Zizi Possi Album: Zizi (1986) Release Date: January 10, 1986 Producer: Mariozinho Rocha Songwriters: Tunai, Sergio Natureza, and Liliane Genre: MPB, Synth-pop Context Within the Album Zizi
: A popular Italian cover that showcased her linguistic versatility. "O Grande Sonho" and "Ciúme de Você" . Production and Reception
The album is often noted for its departure from her earlier acoustic roots, leaning into the electronic and synthesized sounds popular in Brazil during the 1980s. It includes several notable tracks such as: "Perigo" : One of her most famous radio hits.
The song is currently available on major streaming platforms like Spotify and YouTube, and the album was reissued on CD in 2002. Zizi Possi Discography -- Slipcue.Com Brazilian Music Guide
Produced by , the track "Numas" features the "crystal-clear" and expressive vocal delivery for which Possi is celebrated. While some critics have retrospectively labeled the synth-heavy production of this era as a "synth-pop rut" compared to her later minimalist work like Sobre Todas as Coisas (1991), the 1986 album remains a commercially significant part of her discography.
is a track by the renowned Brazilian singer Zizi Possi , featured on her 1986 self-titled studio album, Zizi . Released by Universal Music Ltda (formerly Philips/PolyGram), the song is a key example of the Brazilian Popular Music (MPB) and synth-pop styles she explored during the mid-1980s. Song Profile: "Numas" Artist: Zizi Possi Album: Zizi (1986) Release Date: January 10, 1986 Producer: Mariozinho Rocha Songwriters: Tunai, Sergio Natureza, and Liliane Genre: MPB, Synth-pop Context Within the Album Zizi
: A popular Italian cover that showcased her linguistic versatility. "O Grande Sonho" and "Ciúme de Você" . Production and Reception
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