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Meu Cora​ç​ao

by Anna Rodriguez & Three

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This is a song I composed in January 2008. The story goes like this: At that time I was going listening to a lot of Brazilian music, especially Rosa Passos. One day I was driving down to a guitarist's house to rehearse (Ivan Rojas) and on the way there I started singing this. As soon as I got there I asked him to write it down for me, and later on Eliseo Lloreda arranged it and composed the intro/outro (which is why the tune is registered in both our names). I recorded this in May 2008 with "Three" (Eliseo Lloreda - guitar, Felu Morales - bass and JM Churchi - drums)..

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released May 18, 2008

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Anna Rodriguez CN, Spain

Based in Tenerife, Canary Islands (Spain), Anna Rodriguez and Eliseo Lloreda have released their new CD "And...We Still Are" (2021), 10 years after their first album.
This new work consists of 8 original compositions by Anna and Eliseo.

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