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Album · 1967

Domingo

by Gal Costa

Domingo is a 1967 bossa nova album by Gal Costa. It runs 12 tracks across 31 minutes.

Bossa Nova · MPB · Brazilian Music

Best albums of 1967

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12
Tracks
31 min
Runtime
135 bpm
Tempo
C major
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12 tracks · 31 min

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Domingo is Caetano Veloso's and Gal Costa's debut album, released in 1967. The album features seven original compositions (all by Caetano), one partnership with Torquato Neto and four other interpretations (two by Gilberto Gil and Torquato Neto, one by Edu Lobo and one by Sidney Miller). Domingo had a revival in 2006 with remastered re-release (pictured) by Charles Gavin. The album was recorded before the Tropicália movement, which would start up months later; the album is essentially influenced by the style of João Gilberto, being just Bossa Nova. Veloso's name is written on the cover with two "L's" instead of the normal one, which had already been changed for his then-upcoming album, Caetano Veloso.

In brief

When was Domingo released?
Domingo was released in 1967.
How many tracks are on Domingo?
Domingo has 12 tracks, with a runtime of 31 minutes.
What genre is Domingo?
Domingo is catalogued under Bossa Nova, MPB, Brazilian Music.
What BPM is Domingo?
Domingo runs at a median tempo of 135 BPM across its tracks, most often in C major, measured from audio analysis.
What albums are similar to Domingo?
Listeners of Domingo also rate Em pleno verão by Elis Regina, Maria by Maria Bethânia, Ela by Elis Regina.

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