Wando - Você É Luz

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Review by Daniel Schädler

Você É Luz by Wando: A Brazilian Gem That Still Shines Bright Wando, the king of smooth Latin vibes and MPB royalty, dropped Você É Luz back in 2010 under EMI Brazil. And let me tell ya—this album’s got more charm than a samba dancer with a secret. With tracks like Gosto De Maçã and Fogo E Paixão, it’s one of those records that doesn’t just sit on your shelf; it lives there, whispering sweet nothings every time you glance at it. Let’s start with Gosto De Maçã. The title translates to “I Like Apples,” which sounds innocent enough until you realize Wando’s not exactly talking about fruit salad here (wink). This track is playful, cheeky, and dripping with double entendre—a hallmark of his style. It sticks in your head like gum on a hot sidewalk because it's impossible not to sing along once the beat kicks in. Plus, who wouldn’t want an apple after hearing this? Then there’s Fogo E Paixão ("Fire and Passion"), which feels like someone lit a match inside your soul—or maybe that’s just Wando working his magic again. This song brings all the drama without being over-the-top. Think of it as the musical equivalent of slow-dancing under neon lights while sweat drips down your back. It’s sultry, raw, and honestly? Kinda makes you wish life was always this intense. The rest of the album keeps up the energy with gems like A Paz Que Nasceu Pra Mim (peaceful yet groovy) and Jesus (Negro Bonito Dos Olhos Azuis), where Wando somehow manages to mix spirituality with swagger. Tracks like Nega De Obaluaê bring Afro-Brazilian flair into the mix, proving Wando wasn’t just stuck in one lane—he owned the whole highway. Now, don’t get me wrong, some songs feel a bit repetitive if you binge-listen (looking at you, two versions of Senhorita), but hey, even Picasso had off days. What saves this record from falling flat is its heart. Wando poured everything he had into these melodies, and you can hear it loud and clear. In the end, Você É Luz isn’t just another MPB album—it’s a love letter to Brazil, wrapped in rhythm and sealed with passion. Listening to it feels like stepping into a warm hug from someone who knows your secrets but loves you anyway. So grab yourself a caipirinha, hit play, and let Wando remind you why music exists in the first place. Oh, and fun fact: Did you know Wando used to be a boxer before becoming a singer? Maybe that’s why his punches—uh, I mean hooks—are so damn strong. Cheers to that!

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Artist: Wando
Album: Você É Luz

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Gosto De Maçã
Você Às Vezes Até Sou Eu
A Paz Que Nasceu Pra Mim
Jesus (Negro Bonito Dos Olhos Azuis)
O Importante É Ser Fevereiro
Coisa Cristalina
Senhorita, Senhorita
Gazela
Eu Já Tirei A Tua Roupa
Fogo E Paixão
Vê, Coração Bandido
Nega De Obaluaê
Moça
Emoções

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Catalog Numbers

946981 2

Labels

EMI

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Formats

  • CD
  • Compilation

Barcodes

Barcode: 5099994698121

About Wando

Wanderley Alves dos Reis, better known as Wando (October 2, 1945  February 8, 2012) was a Brazilian singer-songwriter. Wanderley won the nickname Wando from his grandmother. As a child he moved from Cajuri to Juiz de Fora, where he majored in classical guitar and started dealing with music around 20 years. At that time he participated in music ensembles and has performed at dances in the region. Later moved to Volta Redonda (RJ), where he worked as a truck driver and marketer. His career as singer began in 1969 and the success came in 1973. He composed for other singers of MPB, as Jair Rodrigues, who in 1974 recorded O Importante é Ser Fevereiro. "A Menina e o Poeta" was recorded by Roberto Carlos in his 1976 album "Moça" (1975), "Chora Coração" (1985), which was part of the soundtrack of the Brazilian soap opera Roque Santeiro, and especially the song "Fogo e Paixão

Real Name

    • Wanderley Alves dos Reis

Name Vars

  • Mando
  • Wana
  • Wanda

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: Wando’s album *Você É Luz* from 2010 is a hidden gem in Brazilian music. It blends MPB (Música Popular Brasileira) with heartfelt lyrics and smooth melodies. One standout track, *Fogo E Paixão*, became a fan favorite. The album was released under EMI in Brazil and features songs that feel both personal and timeless. Tracks like *Gosto De Maçã* and *Nega De Obaluaê* showcase his knack for storytelling through music. If you’re into Latin sounds, this one’s worth checking out.