Ana & Jorge is a live album recorded by Brazilian singers Ana Carolina and Seu Jorge, and released on CD and DVD on November 28, 2005 through Sony BMG. In Brazil it was awarded Triple Platinum certification, as more than 300,000 copies were sold in the country.
Background Recorded at the Tom Brasil, in São Paulo, the show featured acoustic versions of hit songs from both singers' careers thus far, such as "São Gonça", "Carolina" and "Chatterton" (by Seu Jorge); and "Pra Rua Me Levar", "Garganta" and "Vestido Estampado" (by Ana Carolina).
The show also featured new songs such as "Nega Marrenta", "Notícias Populares" (later rerecorded by Ana as a double album "Dois Quartos", which in this show are just on the DVD), "Brasil Corrupção" (Ana Carolina's duet with Tom Zé) and "É Isso Aí" the Portuguese version of The Blower's Daughter, by the Irish musician Damien Rice, who was considered the most successful song on the album, being released as the first single.
Tracklist
CD
DVD São Gonça Tive Razão Zé do Caroço Brasis Carolina Comparsas / O Pequinês e o Pitbull Tanta Saudade É Isso Aí (The Blower's Daughter) Pra Rua Me Levar Chatterton Nega Marrenta Notícias Populares Texto: Só de Sacanagem Brasil Corrupção (Unimultiplicidade) Beatriz Mais Que Isso Garganta Vestido Estampado O Beat da Beata Convites Para A Vida (recorded in a samba)
Extras Mais Samba (excerpts written in samba style): Se o Caminho é Meu / Sonho Meu / Alguém Me Avisou Tendências Quatro Toras de Queijo Making-of Text: "Alfredo, é Gisele"
Personnel
Bruno Batista – art direction Ana Carolina – guitar, vocals, pandeiro, producer, direction, bass Daniela Conolly – graphic design, art direction Pretinho DaSerrinha – cavaquinho Vitor Farias – engineer Carlinhos Freitas – mastering Marilene Gondim – producer, executive producer Seu Jorge – clarinet, guitar, vocals, pandeiro, direction, bass Bernardo Pacheco – sound technician Sérgio Ricardo – mixing Marcelo Sussekind – mixing
Certifications Country Certification(s)(sales thresholds)Sales Brazil3× Platinum300,000+
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