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Discover all Sonia Rosa's music connections, watch videos, listen to music, discuss and download. Casa Forte (1974) by Sonia Rosa and Yuji Ohno. is a cover of. Casa Forte by Edu Lobo (1969). Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight (1974) by Sonia Rosa and Yuji Ohno. Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight by James Taylor (1972). You Make Me Feel Brand New (1974) by Sonia Rosa and Yuji Ohno. You Make Me Feel Brand New by The Stylistics (1973). Atraz Da Porta (1974) by Sonia Rosa and Yuji Ohno. Atrás Da Porta by Chico Buarque (1972). Chove La Fora (1974) by Sonia Rosa and Yuji Ohno. Chove Lá Fora by Tito Madi (1957)

The debut album of Sonia Rosa. Truly stunning album. While singing style of male Bossa Nova singers tend to be relaxed and amateur-like, the one of female Bossa Nova singers tend to be somehow professional, with some exceptions such as Astrud Gilberto etc. I personally love cute singing with whispering voice. So, this album perfectly fits to my preference. It is very surprising that this album was released when she was 18 years old! Moreover, this includes 6 original songs written by herself

Sonia is the second album by British pop star Sonia, released in October 1991 on the independent label IQ. Having parted company with Stock Aitken Waterman, the album was produced by Nigel Wright and for the first time Sonia co-wrote some of the songs. The album features the singles "Only Fools (Never Fall in Love)", "Be Young, Be Foolish, Be Happy" and "You to Me Are Everything", all of which were hits in the UK Singles Chart, while the album itself reached N. 3.

dave hollister feat erick sermon redman the weekend. justin biber i don t care. bjork big time sensuality desert sound colony cover. ja rule ashanthi always on time. thomas ragsdale when all hell breaks loose.

Sonia Rosa is a wispy voiced Brazilian Bossa Nova artist of the '60s/'70s who moved to Japan part way through her career and continued to record with Japanese muscians. a fair amount of her worked has been reissued and remixed in the new century. Original source Last.