Simone - Liberdade

Review by Edwinfilms Valdez

Album Review: Simone’s Liberdade – A Soulful Journey Through Brazilian Roots Simone’s Liberdade, released in 1990 on the CBS label, is one of those albums that feels like a warm hug from Brazil itself. With its mix of Latin, Folk, World, and Country vibes, it dives deep into Brazilian traditions, Afro-Brazilian rhythms, and MPB (Música Popular Brasileira). It’s not just an album—it’s a vibe, man. Like sipping cafézinho while watching the sunset over Rio de Janeiro. The tracklist? Oh boy. You’ve got gems like “Codinome Beija-Flor,” which hits you with this sultry, almost hypnotic groove. The way Simone sings—her voice smooth as melted butter yet sharp enough to cut glass—is unforgettable. This song sticks with me because it’s got layers, ya know? It’s poetic but also kinda sneaky, like a secret whispered in your ear. Every time I hear it, I picture myself wandering through cobblestone streets, lost in thought but totally okay with it. Then there’s “O Sal Da Terra.” Man, this one punches you right in the feels. It’s slow, deliberate, and packed with emotion. The lyrics feel like they’re speaking directly to your soul, reminding you of life’s beauty and struggles. There’s something raw about how Simone delivers each word—it’s like she’s lived every line. When the chorus kicks in, goosebumps are guaranteed. Honestly, if this song doesn’t make you wanna stare out a window and reflect on existence, check your pulse. What’s wild about Liberdade is how cohesive it feels despite having so many tracks (seriously, there are repeats like “Liberdade Liberdade” showing up twice, but hey, maybe it’s intentional?). The repetition kinda works though—it’s like revisiting a favorite spot during a road trip. And let’s not forget bangers like “Amor E Paixão” or “Esquinas,” where Simone flexes her ability to blend passion with melody seamlessly. But here’s the thing: listening to Liberdade isn’t just about enjoying music—it’s about connecting with Brazil’s heartbeat. Simone channels everything—the joy, the pain, the hope—and wraps it all up in these lush arrangements. It’s messy in the best way possible, like life itself. So yeah, if you’re looking for background tunes to play at your next chill hangout session, skip this. But if you want an album that makes you stop what you’re doing and really listen, then Liberdade is your jam. Just don’t blame me when you find yourself humming “O Sal Da Terra” for days. Oh, and fun fact: did you know bees can recognize faces? Weird, huh? Kinda like how this album will stick in your mind long after it ends.

Artist: Simone
Album: Liberdade

Brazil

1990

Rating: 4.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Liberdade Liberdade
Luiza
Liberdade Liberdade O Amanhã
Amor
Liberdade, Liberdade O Amanha
Codinome Beija-Flor
O Sal Da Terra
Coracao Ateu
Amor E Paixao
Carta Marcada
Amor E Paixão
Codinome Beija Flor
Tanto E Mais
Seu Corpo
Esquinas
O Amanhã
Trocando Em Miudos
Liberdade Liberdade
Liberdade

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464167 1
77.247/4-464167
850.117/2-464167

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CBS

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Role	Company
Distributed By	Discos CBS Indústria e Comércio Ltda.
Manufactured By	Discos CBS Indústria e Comércio Ltda.

About Simone

Simone Bittencourt de Oliveira, better known as Simone, is a Brazilian singer and a major performer of Música Popular Brasileira (MPB) who has recorded more than 31 albums. Simone was born on December 25, 1949 in Salvador, Bahia as the seventh daughter in a family of nine children. During her teenage years she was a professional basketball player and moved to São Paulo to become a member of the women's national basketball team. She studied in Santos (São Paulo), majoring in Physical Education.

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Simone Bittencourt de Oliveira

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Did you know that Simone's 1990 album *Liberdade* is like a musical journey through Brazil’s soul? It blends genres like Latin, Folk, and MPB, with tracks such as "O Sal Da Terra" and "Codinome Beija-Flor" showcasing the rich Afro-Brazilian traditions. The album feels like freedom in music form—fitting, since “Liberdade” means liberty. It’s not just an album; it’s a celebration of culture, emotion, and resilience.

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lacolumnadehierro11

2025-03-13

Amo essa música

ninadorries

2025-03-12

Um espetáculo de interpretação. Visceral.

phieenpunk

2025-03-12

Bela demais!! Que música!!!

miloshsh

2025-03-11

essaepraviajarnotemposergio

sammrlouis20

2025-03-11

Musica do mestre poeta Djavan nesta voz incrível.....!

mmostofa343

2025-03-10

Vocês sabiam que a versão dessa música de 1983 do disco Delírios, Delícias é diferente da versão de 1990 do disco Liberdade? Me parece que os vocais são os mesmos, o que mudou foi a roupagem da música, deixaram um pouco mais moderna. Eu escuto mais essa versão de 90!

yasmina6ka

2025-03-09

DJAVAN, UM ILUMINADO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

avaldaly

2025-03-08

lp 1983

jeffcormier2015

2025-03-08

Simone tem essa capacidade de aprofundar ainda mais o que já é abismal. De intensificar ainda mais o que já é intenso... Só uma grande intérprete em uma grande música podem produzir este resultado.