Incrivel, ja nao via ou ouvia esta musica a mais de 20 anos, lembro-me da Luisa Alves quando estava na escola secundaria Domingos Rebelo 1983-1989, ela era professora de educacao fisica.
Fui colega dela mas quando acabei o cursso na Doningos Rebelo! Andávamos no Cursso de Formação Femenina! Comentei acerca do programa da SIC da Manuela Moure Guedes em que antigamente existiam esses cursos que nos preparavam para optar por várias profissões! Acho que não me entenderam!
Oh God these comments on the "Azorean dialect" and accents LOLOLOL Anyway it wouldn't be any insult, I guess it would have been possible we had some kind of dialect, but actually that is not true. BTW Azores is not a former colonie, it's a Portuguese region (with a special autonomous statute). Regarding accents, even in the same island there are several different accents, just like across different regions in any country. Anyway I don't think there's any strong accent in this song, it is pretty straightforward Portuguese :P
pedro paiva since when does the azores have a dialect? i was born and raised in the azores and it is the first time i hear something so stupid and not true.some of the islands do speak with an accent so does the people from Porto or alenteijo or many other places in portugal ."in the azores they speak a kind of ancient portuguese" you have to be joking .you better do your home work before insulting the great people who have these 9 island as their home .
Yes! The dialect in the Azores is very different from the one who is spoken in Portugal, specially in the Islands of Terceira, Pico and most of all São Miguel island.
They speak portuguese like the rest of the other ex portuguese colonies. The difference is that they have a different accent like Brazil, Guinea, Mozambique, Timor, or Angola have their own. Their dialect is different from the one who is spoken in Portugal. In the Azores they speak a kind of an ancient portuguese, like the one who was spoken in the XVI century.
Esse vídeo fez- me recordar a minha infância!! Tantas vezes que o vi na televisão... belos tempos:)
Saudadesss mtssss dos meus Amigos da RTP Açores pdelg e tão Bons momentos Passados né Se Cabralinho Abraços e jinhos a tds
Grandes tempos de musica açoreana... muitos parabems
Incrivel, ja nao via ou ouvia esta musica a mais de 20 anos, lembro-me da Luisa Alves quando estava na escola secundaria Domingos Rebelo 1983-1989, ela era professora de educacao fisica.
Também era minha amiga!
Fui colega dela mas quando acabei o cursso na Doningos Rebelo! Andávamos no Cursso de Formação Femenina! Comentei acerca do programa da SIC da Manuela Moure Guedes em que antigamente existiam esses cursos que nos preparavam para optar por várias profissões! Acho que não me entenderam!
adoro o brilho nos videos dos anos oitenta. Este não é excepção
gosto muito desta canção parabens para todos
Magnífica! Adoro esta canção.
Belos tempos de férias com meus avós
Música muito bonita
Bela canção.
Uma maravilha
Essa música portuguesa e linda como e nome desse tipo de mundo
Tenho isto em single!
Oh God these comments on the "Azorean dialect" and accents LOLOLOL Anyway it wouldn't be any insult, I guess it would have been possible we had some kind of dialect, but actually that is not true. BTW Azores is not a former colonie, it's a Portuguese region (with a special autonomous statute). Regarding accents, even in the same island there are several different accents, just like across different regions in any country. Anyway I don't think there's any strong accent in this song, it is pretty straightforward Portuguese :P
Well said!!!
e os créditos dos artistas? eu reconheço o Paulo Andrade, o Aníbal Raposo e o Luís Alberto Bettencourt
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brigitte
luisaaa
bjsssssssssss
Há mais informação sobre os Rimanço?
Ano de formação, concelho de origem?
A maioria era de Ponta Delgada, a vocalista principal, a Luísa Alves, era professora de "Educação Física"...
Penso que a maior injustiça do Festival RTP da canção foi esta musica não ter ganho em 1986... pois é bem melhor do que a que ficou em 1º lugar...
acho que foi a Dora que ganhou em 1986
pedro paiva since when does the azores have a dialect? i was born and raised in the azores and it is the first time i hear something so stupid and not true.some of the islands do speak with an accent so does the people from Porto or alenteijo or many other places in portugal ."in the azores they speak a kind of ancient portuguese" you have to be joking .you better do your home work before insulting the great people who have these 9 island as their home .
+Lilia Alves the azores have a dialect!
+Lilia Alves go back to school
No they don't
You need to go back to school not me. "They speak different from portugal" azores is portugal.
@@MrPortugal871 they do. Its called portuguese. Trust me, I am azorean,
Tudo ai é Açores, alem da musica
Dialeto ? Tu tás bom ?
A Brígida é a violinista :)
Yes! The dialect in the Azores is very different from the one who is spoken in Portugal, specially in the Islands of Terceira, Pico and most of all São Miguel island.
Mr portugal é g'ande atoleimado, para ser meigo, pois o que demonstra é bem pior.
They speak portuguese like the rest of the other ex portuguese colonies. The difference is that they have a different accent like Brazil, Guinea, Mozambique, Timor, or Angola have their own. Their dialect is different from the one who is spoken in Portugal. In the Azores they speak a kind of an ancient portuguese, like the one who was spoken in the XVI century.
actually the closest dialect to ancien XVI portuguese is in Minho, but whatever.
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Its not portuguese but azorian music! Its different!
This kind of music is tipical in all around Portugal! Not only in Azores!!!
Magnífica! Adoro esta canção.