Nascimento (album)

Nascimento
Studio album by Milton Nascimento
Released	1997
Studio	Mega Studios (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) Unique Studios (New York City) Room With a View (New York City)
Genre	MPB, Jazz
Length	49:04
Label	Warner Bros.
Producer
Milton Nascimento chronology
(1995) Nascimento (1997) (1998)

Nascimento is an album by Brazilian musician Milton Nascimento, released through Warner Bros. Records in 1997.^[1] In 1998, the album earned Nascimento the Grammy Award for Best World Music Album.

Track listing[]

1. "Louva-A-Deus (The Praying Mantis)" (Brant, Nascimento) – 3:07
2. "O Cavaleiro (The Rider)" (Lopes, Nascimento) – 3:42
3. "Guardanapos de Papel (Paper Napkins)" (Leo Maslíah) – 5:24
4. "Cuerpo y Alma (Body and Soul)" (Mateo) – 3:59
5. "Rouxinol (The Nightingale)" (Nascimento) – 3:15
6. "Janela Para O Mundo (Window to the World)" (Brant, Nascimento) – 4:04
7. "E Agora, Rapaz? (And What Now, Man?)" (Caninana) – 4:43
8. "Levantados Do Chão (Ground Raised)" (Chico Buarque, Nascimento) – 3:16
9. "Ana Maria" (Wayne Shorter) – 5:18
10. "Ol' Man River" (Hammerstein, Kern) – 3:33
11. "Os Tambores de Minas (Minas Drums)" (Borges, Nascimento) – 3:19
12. "Biromes y Servilletas (Paper Napkins)" (Leo Maslíah) – 5:24

Personnel[]

• Hugo Fattoruso - piano and accordion on tracks "O Cavaleiro", "Rouxinol" e "Janela Para o Mundo" and keyboards on "Rouxinol"
• Túlio Mourão - keyboards
• - acoustic guitar and viola on "O Rouxinol"
• Luiz Alves - acoustic bass on all tracks, except on tracks "Louva-A-Deus, "Rouxinol"," "Janela Para o Mundo", "E agora, Rapaz?", "Levantados do Chão" and "Os Tambores de Minas"
• - drums and percussion
• Robertinho Silva - percussion and drums
• - percussion
• - electric bass on tracks "Rouxinol", "E agora, Rapaz?" and "Levantados do Chão"
• - flutes on "Rouxinol" soprano saxophone na faixa "Cuerpo y Alma" and "Ana Maria", flute in G on track "Ol' Man River"

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