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Opera Nova - Sonhos Album


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1Luar
2Sonhos
3Palavras

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CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
810 843-7Opera Nova Sonhos ‎(7", Single)Polydor, Polygram Discos SARL810 843-7Portugal1983

Credits

  • Arranged By – Carlos Maria Trindade, Ópera Nova
  • Engineer – José Fortes, Rui Novais
  • Producer – Carlos Maria Trindade
  • Synthesizer, Piano, Effects – Manuel Andrade Rodrigues
  • Synthesizer, Strings, Piano, Programmed By [Rhythm] – Pedro Veiga
  • Vocals, Programmed By [Rhythm], Effects – Luís Beethoven

Notes

Recorded at Angel Studio.

Companies

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Polygram Discos SARL

Video

Opera Nova - Sonhos Album

Performer: Opera Nova

Title: Sonhos

Country: Portugal

Release date: 1983

Label: Polydor

Style: Electro, Synth-pop

Catalog: 810 844-1

Genre: Electronic

Size MP3: 1683 mb

Size FLAC: 1548 mb

Rating: 4.7 / 5

Votes: 291

Record source: Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM, Maxi-Single

Opera Nova Portugal Polydor Electro Synth Pop 1983

Related to Opera Nova - Sonhos

CopamHuk
This was a great debut, indeed. It had the magical touch of Carlos Maria Trindade, Heróis do Mar' keyboard player, and the video for "Sonhos" was a perfect example of new-romantic kitsch: imagine those guys in the cover in an impoverished amusement park, playing one-finger melodies in analog synths...
Later on, they issued a 7" called "Mexico". Luís Beethoven, the former singer (the closest thing to Billy MacKenzie to be found in POrtugal, but without the same ability for the high notes) was replaced by someone called Braunyno Fonseca, and there was only one of the musicians remaining. "Mexico" is a low budget production, kind of Depeche Mode meets Tijuana Brass, but it has a nice chorus (if you forget the lyrics...). The B-side, "Western", is quite poor.
CopamHuk
This was a great debut, indeed. It had the magical touch of Carlos Maria Trindade, Heróis do Mar' keyboard player, and the video for "Sonhos" was a perfect example of new-romantic kitsch: imagine those guys in the cover in an impoverished amusement park, playing one-finger melodies in analog synths...
Later on, they issued a 7" called "Mexico". Luís Beethoven, the former singer (the closest thing to Billy MacKenzie to be found in POrtugal, but without the same ability for the high notes) was replaced by someone called Braunyno Fonseca, and there was only one of the musicians remaining. "Mexico" is a low budget production, kind of Depeche Mode meets Tijuana Brass, but it has a nice chorus (if you forget the lyrics...). The B-side, "Western", is quite poor.
Faezahn
This was an interesting start, but I never heard again about these guys. How did they sound? Just imagine Depeche Mode in Portuguese.
Faezahn
This was an interesting start, but I never heard again about these guys. How did they sound? Just imagine Depeche Mode in Portuguese.