- A1: Joya 00 00:48
- A2: De Frente Pro Crime 00 01:53
- A3: Pesadelo 00 02:55
- A4: Pelo Telefone 00 01:23
- A5: Pede Passagem 00 02:40
- A6: Marcha De Iv Feira De Cinzas 00 02:50
- A7: Opinião 00 01:02
- A8: Chora Doutor 00 01:04
- A9: Quatorze Anos 00 02:34
- B1: A Historia Do Samba 00 01:09
- B2: O Trem Atrasou 00 01:03
- B3: Radiopatrulha 00 00:36
- B4: Acorda Amor 00 02:16
- B5: Mudando De Conversa 00 00:26
- B6: Fado Tropical 00 02:11
- B7: Bodas 00 03:19
- B8: Viola Fora De Moda 00 01:43
- B9: Passarinho 00 01:58
In 1975, Joyce Moreno, who had just wrapped up a tour with legendary Brazilian composer Vinicius de Moraes, found herself in a studio with producer Sergio Bardotti in Rome, Italy. She had been taking a break from writing and she decided to pick up a selection of her favorite compositions from contemporary Brazilian writers who‘s songs were beacons of hope in times of an ongoing intense Military leadership in her home country. Unlike their previous albums, these recordings live from their reductiveness and intimacy. For a long time, Passarinho Urbano was considered a secret masterpiece and was highly sought after by record collectors, now Week–End Records is glad to be making it available internationally on vinyl for the first time ever.
































































































































































