Mart'nália — Em Samba! Ao Vivo
Recorded May 30, 2014
Imperator — Centro Cultural João Nogueira · Rio de Janeiro · 
Brazil
Featuring Emicida, Martinho da Vila
Setlist
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“To see Mart'nália bring together three generations of her family at Imperator, in a recording directed by Martinho da Vila.”
Context
On May 30, 2014, Imperator hosts a gathering that begins before anyone takes the stage. Mart'nália sings Peço a Deus backstage and carries the opening onto the stage. Two years after Não Tente Compreender, produced by Djavan, she centers the set on samba, under the direction of Martinho da Vila.
Pé do Meu Samba and Cabide meet songs by Dona Ivone Lara, Noel Rosa, and Chico Buarque. Emicida joins in on Chiclete com Banana and shares Quero Ver Quarta-Feira with the host. Saigon and Um Dia Desses honor Emílio Santiago. In the final stretch, Martinho takes the microphone alongside his daughter, from Casa de Bamba to Madalena do Jucú.
The performance is released on CD and DVD by Biscoito Fino later in 2014. The release adds studio recordings as bonus features, while the show continues with further runs. In 2015, Pra Que Chorar becomes the opening theme of the soap opera Babilônia. The recording preserves this meeting between Mart'nália's own career and the repertoire shared within her family.
- Emicida joins in on Chiclete com Banana and Quero Ver Quarta-Feira.
- Martinho da Vila shares the final segment with his daughter, closing with Madalena do Jucú.
Lineup at this show
The lineup of this performance — not necessarily the current one.
- Mart'náliaVocals
- Humberto MirabelliAcoustic guitar, electric guitar, and vocals
- Rodrigo VillaBass
- Menino BritoPercussion and cavaquinho
- Macaco BrancoPercussion
- Raoni VentapanePercussion
- Analimar VentapaneVocals and percussion
- Dandara VentapaneVocals
- EmicidaguestRap
- Martinho da VilaguestVocals and show direction
Trivia
Peço a Deus opens the recording backstage, following Mart'nália's path to the stage.
Saigon and Um Dia Desses form a tribute to Emílio Santiago, who died in 2013.
Three generations of the family share the recording: Martinho da Vila, his daughters Mart'nália and Analimar, and his grandchildren Raoni and Dandara.
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