On September 4, this special edition goes on sale for the 50th anniversary of the recording of the emblematic Vinicius de Moraes albums in Argentina, which includes records of unpublished songs and images of the artist along with other icons of Brazilian popular music. (MPB) and the Argentine area.
The new presentation consists of a double CD and triple vinyl edition of the albums produced by Alfredo Radoszynski six months apart (July '70 and January '71) and popularly known under the name of La Fusa, in which Vinicius was accompanied by the guitarist Toquinho and the voices of Maria Creuza and Maria Bethânia, respectively, in a recording studio with a guest audience.
However, the proposal does not end there: to these works that have become classics of bossa nova and MPB are added twelve unpublished songs recorded at a private meeting held in Buenos Aires in 1968, the year in which several Brazilian artists performed in the city. In addition to Vinicius, musicians such as Dorival Caymmi, the Quarteto em Cy and Oscar Castro Neves; with local artists of the stature of the Zupay Quartet, Astor Piazzolla and Amelita Baltar.
These unique registers allow the listener to travel back to those years to enter the intimacy of the meeting, sitting in that living room between laughter, talks and some "imperfections" typical of the ambient sound.
In addition to the bonus tracks with home recordings, the edition includes unpublished images of the poet and composer together with different personalities who accompanied him on his visits to Argentina during that time.