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<b>Paulo Diniz</b> veröffentlichte unter anderem das Lied "[[Lied "Quero voltar p'ra Bahia" (Odibar; Paulo Lira de Oliveira)|Quero voltar p'ra Bahia]]" (1970).
<b>Paulo Diniz</b> veröffentlichte unter anderem das Lied "[[Lied "Quero voltar p'ra Bahia" (Odibar; Paulo Lira de Oliveira)|Quero voltar p'ra Bahia]]" (1970).
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Paulo Diniz knew success in the '70s with compositions and interpretations soaked with the freewheeling spirit of those times, a mixture of post-1968 protest with the joyous character of Bahian music. "Quero Voltar Pra Bahia" ("I Wanna Go Back to Bahia"), a nostalgic tribute to Caetano Veloso who was exiled in London at the time, was recorded by several other interpreters, including Fagner. Diniz also had his "Símbolo de Paz" recorded by Elizeth Cardoso; "Pingos de Amor" by several interpreters, including Araketu, Kid Abelha, Neguinho da Beija-Flor and Sula Miranda; "Chega" by Simone; "Um Chope Pra Distrair" by Emílio Santiago; and "Canseira" by Clara Nunes. Having gone very early to Recife (Pernambuco), where he spent a poor and difficult childhood, Paulo Diniz worked as a crooner and drummer in nightclubs, also performing as an actor and speaker at Rádio Jornal do Comércio. In 1964, he went to Rio de Janeiro to work as a speaker for Rádio Tupi. After awhile, he succeeded in singing in the Jovem Guarda style, recording his first album in 1966 with "O Chorão" (Edson Mello/Luís Keller). In 1967, he released his LP Brasil, Brasa, Brasileiro and started to write songs with a more focused approach and then recording his biggest hits three years later with "Um Chope Pra Distrair" and "Quero Voltar Pra Bahia," both in collaboration with Odibar, on the album Quero Votar Pra Bahia. Paulo Diniz (1971) had two other hits, "Pingos de Amor" (Odibar/Diniz) and "O Meu Amor Chorou" (Luiz Marçal Neto). After 1973, he dedicated himself to put music to poems by Carlos Drummond de Andrade (having a hit the next year with "E Agora, José?"), Augusto dos Anjos, Manoel Bandeira, and Gregório de Matos. In 1978, he had success with "Me Leva Morena" (with Marconi Norato/Juhareiz Correya) and "Severina Cooper (It's Not Mole Não)" (Accioly Neto), from the LP É Marca Ferrada. ~ Alvaro Neder, All Music Guide
Paulo Diniz knew success in the '70s with compositions and interpretations soaked with the freewheeling spirit of those times, a mixture of post-1968 protest with the joyous character of Bahian music. "Quero Voltar Pra Bahia" ("I Wanna Go Back to Bahia"), a nostalgic tribute to Caetano Veloso who was exiled in London at the time, was recorded by several other interpreters, including Fagner. Diniz also had his "Símbolo de Paz" recorded by Elizeth Cardoso; "Pingos de Amor" by several interpreters, including Araketu, Kid Abelha, Neguinho da Beija-Flor and Sula Miranda; "Chega" by Simone; "Um Chope Pra Distrair" by Emílio Santiago; and "Canseira" by Clara Nunes. Having gone very early to Recife (Pernambuco), where he spent a poor and difficult childhood, Paulo Diniz worked as a crooner and drummer in nightclubs, also performing as an actor and speaker at Rádio Jornal do Comércio. In 1964, he went to Rio de Janeiro to work as a speaker for Rádio Tupi. After awhile, he succeeded in singing in the Jovem Guarda style, recording his first album in 1966 with "O Chorão" (Edson Mello/Luís Keller). In 1967, he released his LP Brasil, Brasa, Brasileiro and started to write songs with a more focused approach and then recording his biggest hits three years later with "Um Chope Pra Distrair" and "Quero Voltar Pra Bahia," both in collaboration with Odibar, on the album Quero Votar Pra Bahia. Paulo Diniz (1971) had two other hits, "Pingos de Amor" (Odibar/Diniz) and "O Meu Amor Chorou" (Luiz Marçal Neto). After 1973, he dedicated himself to put music to poems by Carlos Drummond de Andrade (having a hit the next year with "E Agora, José?"), Augusto dos Anjos, Manoel Bandeira, and Gregório de Matos. In 1978, he had success with "Me Leva Morena" (with Marconi Norato/Juhareiz Correya) and "Severina Cooper (It's Not Mole Não)" (Accioly Neto), from the LP É Marca Ferrada. ~ Alvaro Neder, All Music Guide


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== Diskografie ==
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{{Diskografie-Stück|1967||12-33|Brasil, brasa, brasileiro|BR|Copacabana|
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{{Diskografie-Stück|1970||12-33|Quero voltar para a Bahia|BR|Odeon|
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{{Diskografie-Stück|1971||12-33|Paulo Diniz|BR|Odeon|
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{{Diskografie-Stück|1973||12-33|Lugar comum|BR|Odeon|
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{{Diskografie-Stück|1974||12-33|Paulo Diniz |BR|Odeon|
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{{Diskografie-Stück|1976||12-33|Estradas|BR|EMI-Odeon|
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{{Diskografie-Stück|1978||12-33|É marca ferrada|BR|EMI-Odeon|
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{{Diskografie-Stück|1984||12-33|Canção do exílio|BR|Lança|
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{{Diskografie-Stück|1994||CD-DA|Meus momentos vol. 1|BR|EMI|
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{{Diskografie-Stück|1995||CD-DA|O talento de Paulo Diniz|BR|EMI|
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{{Diskografie-Stück|1997||2xCD-DA|Meus momentos vol. 2|BR|EMI|
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Version vom 26. September 2011, 00:49 Uhr

Brasilianischer Musiker

geboren als Paulo Lira de Oliveira

Paulo Diniz veröffentlichte unter anderem das Lied "Quero voltar p'ra Bahia" (1970).

Diskografie

Datum Interpret Format Titel Bestellnummer Anmerkungen
1967
 12-33 Brasil, brasa, brasileiro BR: Copacabana
1970
 12-33 Quero voltar para a Bahia BR: Odeon
1971
 12-33 Paulo Diniz BR: Odeon
1973
 12-33 Lugar comum BR: Odeon
1974
 12-33 Paulo Diniz BR: Odeon
1976
 12-33 Estradas BR: EMI-Odeon
1978
 12-33 É marca ferrada BR: EMI-Odeon
1984
 12-33 Canção do exílio BR: Lança
1994
 CD-DA Meus momentos vol. 1 BR: EMI
1995
 CD-DA O talento de Paulo Diniz BR: EMI
1997
 2xCD-DA Meus momentos vol. 2 BR: EMI
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