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gore-tober day 24: parasite

Im honestly very jealous.
Of a lot of things.. its unfair. I hate it.
Its supposed to be mine. But it isn't?? And as much as I hate it. I also hate myself for even feeling that way.
Its not mine. Won't ever be. It is its own thing. I have no right to take it as mine. But then someone else gets it and I just?? I hate it so much.
Anyways. Fuck them all. Fuck that guy.. I shouldn't yearn for sm1 like that. Or anything else... really.
Of a lot of things.. its unfair. I hate it.
Its supposed to be mine. But it isn't?? And as much as I hate it. I also hate myself for even feeling that way.
Its not mine. Won't ever be. It is its own thing. I have no right to take it as mine. But then someone else gets it and I just?? I hate it so much.
Anyways. Fuck them all. Fuck that guy.. I shouldn't yearn for sm1 like that. Or anything else... really.
Elis Regina. Oh man where do I start?
One of my first Brazilian artists that I've came across from is Elis Regina, with that song being "Me deixas louca" from 1981. If you are looking for someone fierce with passion and creativity, this is your answer.
From her humble beginnings in 1961 releasing her first samba-canAndança album at 16, to becoming a big name in the MPB genre in the 70s and early 80s, Elis became one of the best artists still listened to this day. Here are my favorite albums (in chronological order):
1960s:
O bem do amor (1963)
Samba eu canto assim (1965) | Fav song: Resolução
2 na bossa (1965) | Fav song: Arrastão
Como & porque (1969) | Fav song: Andança
1970s:
Ela (1971) | Fav songs: Madalena, Cinema Olympia
Elis (1972, 1973, 1974) | Note: she wasn't too creative with album names here lol
Elis & Tom (1974) | Fav song: Aguas de Março
Falso brilhante (1976) | BEST ALBUM!!!
Transversal do tempo (1978) | Fav song: Querelas do Brasil
Essa mulher (1979) | Fav songs: Altos e baixos, Bolero de satã 2ND BEST ALBUM!!!
1980s:
Elis (1980)
Saudade do Brasil (1980) | 3RD BEST!!!
Luz das estrelas (1984) | Posthumous album, pretty underrated :D
One of my first Brazilian artists that I've came across from is Elis Regina, with that song being "Me deixas louca" from 1981. If you are looking for someone fierce with passion and creativity, this is your answer.
From her humble beginnings in 1961 releasing her first samba-canAndança album at 16, to becoming a big name in the MPB genre in the 70s and early 80s, Elis became one of the best artists still listened to this day. Here are my favorite albums (in chronological order):
1960s:
O bem do amor (1963)
Samba eu canto assim (1965) | Fav song: Resolução
2 na bossa (1965) | Fav song: Arrastão
Como & porque (1969) | Fav song: Andança
1970s:
Ela (1971) | Fav songs: Madalena, Cinema Olympia
Elis (1972, 1973, 1974) | Note: she wasn't too creative with album names here lol
Elis & Tom (1974) | Fav song: Aguas de Março
Falso brilhante (1976) | BEST ALBUM!!!
Transversal do tempo (1978) | Fav song: Querelas do Brasil
Essa mulher (1979) | Fav songs: Altos e baixos, Bolero de satã 2ND BEST ALBUM!!!
1980s:
Elis (1980)
Saudade do Brasil (1980) | 3RD BEST!!!
Luz das estrelas (1984) | Posthumous album, pretty underrated :D

there's this amazing (but sad) song that has been on my head for a while now: "Saudosa Maloca", by Adoniran Barbosa.
it's heartbreaking? yeah, but i mean, it's a song in the vision of those who are harmed by the non-stop urbanization and lack of awareness (or just lack of care) of the ones with bigger powers, leading to the increase of "favelaization"
it's a whole story within 2mins., and it's a really good one :)
it's heartbreaking? yeah, but i mean, it's a song in the vision of those who are harmed by the non-stop urbanization and lack of awareness (or just lack of care) of the ones with bigger powers, leading to the increase of "favelaization"
it's a whole story within 2mins., and it's a really good one :)





