Feijão com Arroz

Infobox Album |
Name = Feijão com Arroz
Type = Studio album
Artist = Daniela Mercury


Released = 1996
January 14, 1997 (North America/Europe)
Recorded =
Genre = Axé/MPB
Length = 54:30
Label = Epic Records (Sony Music)
Producer = Alfredo Moura, Rildo Hora
Reviews =
*Allmusic: Rating|4.5|5 [http://wc05.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:acfyxqyhldje link]
Last album = "Música de Rua"
(1994)
This album = "Feijão com Arroz"
(1996)
Next album = "Elétrica"
(1998)|

"Feijão com arroz" (Portuguese for "Rice and beans") is the fourth album by Daniela Mercury, released in 1996 in Brazil and in January 14, 1997 in North America and Europe through Sony Music.

"Feijão com Arroz" was very well-received by both public and critics, becoming as successful as "O Canto da Cidade" (1992). It sold almost two million copies in Brazil alone (achieving a Diamond certification) and is considered Mercury's best album by Allmusic. This album also achieved minor success in a few European countries, such as France and Germany. It is also one of the best-selling albums ever in Portugal.

Track listing

# "Nobre vagabundo" (Márcio Mello)
# "Rapunzel" (Alaim Tavares, Carlinhos Brown)
# "Minas com Bahia" (featuring Samuel Rosa) (Chico Amaral)
# "Feijão de Corda" (featuring Banda Bragadá) (Ramon Cruz)
# "Você abusou" (Antônio Carlos e Jocáfi)
# "Dona Canô" (Neguinho do Samba)
# "Bate Couro" (Tavares, Gilson Babilonia)
# "À Primeira Vista" (Chico César)
# "Rede" (Tavares, Babilonia)
# "Musa Calabar" (Guiguio)
# "Vai Chover" (Gustavo de Dalva, Boghan Costa)
# "Vestido de Chita" (Ivan Huol, Mercury)
# "Do Carinho" (Dalva, Costa)
# "Bandeira Flor" (Mello)
# "Vide Gal" (Brown)
# "Usted Abusó (Você Abusou)" (Antônio Carlos e Jocáfi) (International bonus track)
# "Ue Wo Muite Aruko (Sukiyaki)" (Traditional) (International bonus track)

ingles

Awards

External links

* [http://www.danielamercury.art.br/cd_dvd_view.php?disco=8 About the album in Mercury's official website]
* [http://wc05.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:acfyxqyhldje A review of the album] at Allmusic