Arnaldo Antunes — Ao Vivo no Estúdio
Recorded August 14, 2007
Mosh Studios · São Paulo · 
Brazil
Featuring Edgard Scandurra, Branco Mello, Marisa Monte, Carlinhos Brown, Dadi
Setlist
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Tour albumQualquer2006 · QualquerThe recording brings the Qualquer show into the studio, with songs from the album and new interpretations of material from other periods.“To see Arnaldo turn the Qualquer tour into a recording surrounded by fifty people at Mosh.”
Context
Fifty people seated on the floor surround Arnaldo Antunes and his musicians in Studio A at Mosh in São Paulo. It is August 14, 2007. After taking Qualquer on the road, the singer brings the show into a recording space, with the audience close by and instruments sharing the same room.
Chico Salem and Betão Aguiar anchor the acoustic guitars; Marcelo Jeneci handles keyboards and accordion. The repertoire brings Qualquer and Hotel Fraternité alongside Socorro and O Que. Edgard Scandurra joins in on Judiaria, Branco Mello shares vocals on Eu Não Sou da Sua Rua, and Marisa Monte and Carlinhos Brown reunite Tribalistas with Arnaldo.
Tadeu Jungle's direction turns the session into a DVD, released by Biscoito Fino in November 2007 alongside a CD edition. In 2021, the album receives a deluxe digital edition with all 27 musical tracks from the DVD. The recording preserves a period in which the song takes center stage, without a large stage setup.
- Marisa Monte and Carlinhos Brown join Arnaldo on Um a Um and Velha Infância.
Lineup at this show
The lineup of this performance — not necessarily the current one.
- Arnaldo AntunesVocals
- Betão AguiarNylon-string acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass on Velha Infância and vocals
- Chico SalemSteel-string and nylon-string acoustic guitars and vocals
- Marcelo JeneciElectric piano, organ, accordion, synthesizers and vocals
- Edgard ScandurraguestGuitar and vocals on Judiaria
- Branco MelloguestVocals on Eu Não Sou da Sua Rua
- Marisa MonteguestVocals and acoustic guitar on Um a Um and Velha Infância
- Carlinhos BrownguestVocals and percussion on Um a Um and Velha Infância
- Dadi CarvalhoguestBass on Um a Um and guitar on Velha Infância
Trivia
Quarto de Dormir, co-written with Marcelo Jeneci, is the previously unreleased composition introduced on the release.
Dadi switches from bass on Um a Um to guitar on Velha Infância.
The DVD saves O Buraco do Espelho, Cabimento and O Pulso for the bonus tracks.
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