Força Bruta by Jorge Ben
Released in: 1970
Genre: Samba & MPB
Released in: 1970
Genre: Samba & MPB

Força Bruta(Brute Force)

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“Zé Canjica” could be translated as something like “Johnny Porridge”, but really it's just a
funny pet name given to Jorge Ben by the ex-girlfriend he sings about in this
tune.
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The name “Domenica” has the same etymological roots as “Domingo” (Sunday) in “dominicus” (“of the Lord.”) “Domingar” (to Sunday) is an expression meaning to loiter,
like having a “lazy Sunday.” So this song is just an excuse to make Sunday
puns :-D
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This song features callbacks to two tracks from Jorge Ben's previous album,
referencing the Charles character from “Charles, Anjo 45” (Charles, 45 Angel,)
as well as the general theme of the song “Descobri que Sou um Anjo“ (I Found
Out that I'm an Angel.) I've included some notes about the real-life Charles
at the bottom of the page (see footnote[2])
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(repeats)
Aparecida is one of the titles of Mary, the mother of Jesus (“Nossa Senhora
Aparecida,” literally “Our Lady, the Appeared.”) It was also a very popular
woman's name for a while.
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The big hit of the album.
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This song is one of the many written by Jorge Ben for his wife Domingas Terezinha Inalmo de Menezes.
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Quote from João Parahyba: “[The nickname] Comanche was because by the end of the 60s I was already a flower child, hippie as hell, had huge hair, and loved to wear bandannas. [...] I was crazy for American indians, I knew all the tribes, always rooted for the indians in movies. No one talked about indians in Brazil back then.”
(source)