Sounds not too bad dude-nice choice Comment by jeanmafra2 Gzus ripiei us kblim Comment by Lukera Sampa To me, this show how important this woman was to Brazilian music and how her influence is still present nowadays even that you don´t realize it clearly. This led me to some observations, because I am not even a person that can be considered a huge fan that knows all of her work. What surprised me is the fact that this is the third out of five edits in which I am using a music that at some point gained notoriety in the famous voice of Carmen Miranda, one of the greatest Brazilian artists of all the times. The master mind behind the creation of this beautiful song is Zequinha de Abreu. Tico Tico no Fuba is a Brazilian choro, which in my humble opinion is the prettiest music style in the world. It is a petty that I do not know who are the authors of the original track, I just found a song named “Tico Tico no Fubá” in my sample folder, if anyone know who recorded the instruments please let me know, I would be glad. Thank you a lot for warping this track during a "hangover session" after a crazy wedding party!!! The edit is finished thanks to tou!!! This was later fixed with an updated cover.It has been almost one year since I first started trying to edit this music and I am not sure how much satisfied I am with the result, but still I decided to put it online.On the Just Dance Now cover, the dancers are mirrored.On 7th-Gen versions of Just Dance 2017, the menu banner has a glass effect that is similar to the squares of Just Dance 2014.What A Feeling, Holding Out for a Hero and both Classic and Aerobics Versions of This Is How We Do. Thus, Tico-Tico no Fubá is the eighth dance routine to have the dancer do a split, after Body Movin’ (Fatboy Slim Remix), Maniac, Hungarian Dance No.A "boing" sound can be heard when she does it. At one part of the routine, P1 holds P2 while she does a split.The Just Dance UK thumbnail lacks the song’s accent.The song’s cover reworks the original into a variety of music styles, making it the first cover to differ from the original version.Tico-Tico no Fubá is the oldest song in Just Dance 2017, being released in 1917.I Love Rock ‘N’ Roll and Tico-Tico no Fubá are the fourth and fifth covered songs in Just Dance with vocals from Jane Child, after Hit The Road Jack, Let’s Groove, and These Boots Are Made For Walking.It is also the first song covered by Frankie Bostello to be an instrumental.
#TICO TICO NO FUBA SERIES#
The room is soon lit up with colorful lights, which are shaped like pebbles, stars, and a long twisted cylinder. The room switches to a solid purple, where it fades into blue, red, green, orange, and black. The walls are the first blue with exploding fireworks then, they turn in shades of yellow and red with sparkles, and then green with each dancers’ silhouettes doing different moves.
The background features many animated stripes in the middle, there is a mini stage with gold curves and a room with "Tico Tico" on top.
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