LeilaStinne

ttps://open.spotify.com/track/2IRrEgj19yEx2zdyFYK39Y?si=JtI_VnU3Q-ubfp4k0OIpKA Letra/Lyrics: Teresa Vitek Evaristo (1939-2019) Música/Music: Leila Stinne e Jonathan Ribeiro Vocais/Vocals: Leila Stinne Guitarra/Guitar: Hilbert Andrade Baixo/Bass: Jonathan Ribeiro Bateria/Drums: Luiz Fernando Evaristo Teclados/Keys: Marco Antonio Pelike Piano: Emilio Piva Solo: Chris Heevo Coro/Choir: Luana Pappi, Kaoê Amorim, Isabel Cristina de Amorim, Ana Cristina Vitek Evaristo, Luiz Fernando Evaristo Mixagem/Audio Mix: Studio Tarouco e Jallerson Lima Video: Rec in House artwork by @visualdon – https://instagram.com/visualdon Rock na Estrada Sigo nessa estrada Meu motorista não sai da pista Eu vou sossegada só cantando meu rock and roll Sem olhar pra trás, à minha frente o sol nascente Curtindo a paisagem, vou cantando meu rock and roll Rock and roll, rock and roll Rock na estrada, sigo sem parada A pista me leva pra longe de casa Rock na estrada, sigo sem parada A pista me leva pra longe de casa O sol batendo no meu rosto Sinto o vento no meu cabelo Eu fico inspirada só ouvindo meu rock and roll Vivendo o meu presente, a melodia me contagia Ao cair da noite vou curtindo meu rock and roll Rock and roll, rock and roll Rock na estrada, sigo sem parada A pista me leva pra longe de casa Rock na estrada, sigo sem parada A pista me leva pra longe de casa SOLO Rock na estrada, sigo sem parada A pista me leva pra longe de casa Rock na estrada, sigo sem parada A pista me leva pra longe Sigo nessa estrada...

Leila (Brasil) - Vocals Vicken (United States) - Guitars and audio mix Teffy (Germany) - Bass and video editing Alf (Germany) - Organ Jim (United States) - Drums

Special thanks to Jonathan Ribeiro (audio mix) and Hilbert Andrade (guitar and video). “…Behind my beloved waterfall, in the little room that was hidden beneath the cave, I found it. I brushed away the dust of the years, and picked it up, holding it reverently in my hands. I had no idea what it might be, but it was beautiful…” “…I learned to lay my fingers across the wires, and to turn the keys to make them sound differently. As I struck the wires with my other hand, I produced my first harmonious sounds, and soon my own music! How different it could be from the music of the Temples! I can’t wait to tell the priests about it! …”

Song from the album Bent out of Shape (1983) Collaborators: Leila Stinne (vocals - Brasil) Augusto Sanchez (guitars - Argentina) Audio mix: Jonathan Ribeiro Scene from the movie The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920)

Song from the album Bandolier (1975) by the Welsh band Budgie. A true masterpiece.