Ana Carolina (album) explained
Ana Carolina is the debut album by Brazilian singer-songwriter, arranger and record producer Ana Carolina.
In addition to the artist's own compositions and her musical partners, such as Totonho Villeroy, Paulinho Moska and Alvin L., this album contains remakes of songs by renowned artists such as Chico Buarque, Lulu Santos e Pato Fu. It sold 125 000 copies in Brazil, being certified platinum.
Personnel
- Sacha Amback – arranger, keyboards, program, choir arrangement
- Guto Antunes – photo assistance
- Fabio Arruda – graphic design
- Aldivas Ayres – trombone
- Bernardo Bessler – violin
- Ana Carolina – guitar, arranger, vocals, pandeiro, concept
- Lui Coimbra – cello
- Walter Costa – loop, sound technician
- Jorge Davidson – art direction
- Dunga – bass
- Nelson Faria – guitar
- Vitor Farias – digital editing, mixing
- Emil Ferreira – graphic coordinator
- Ricardo Garcia – mastering
- Milton Guedes – alto sax, vocals
- Fábio Henriques – mixing
- Jovi – tamborim
- Jurema – vocals
- Jussara – vocals
- Paulo Lima – technical assistance
- Marco Lobo – percussion
- Alexandre Lucas – vocals
- Macaé – tenor sax
- William Magalhaes – keyboards, program
- Arthur Maia – bass
- Theo Marés – studio assistant
- Marcelo Martins – tenor sax
- Mauro Rufino Martins – violin
- Cláudio Menezes – production assistant
- Paulinho Moska – guitar
- Marcelo Neves – arranger
- Paschoal Perrota – arranger
- Hugo Vargas Pilger – cello
- Nilo Romero – arranger, producer, digital editing, loop, sound technician
- Eduardo Souto Neto – choir arrangement
- Marcos Suzano – percussion, pandeiro, tamborim
- Greg VanDerlans – photography
- Totonho Villeroy – arranger
- Mac William – drums
Notes and References
- Web site: Associaçăo Brasileira de Produtores de Disco . ABPD . January 14, 2012.
