I was under ten years of age when I fell in love with Carmen Miranda, 70 years ago. It was at The Grand Palace cinema in my home town in England. At last, when I was In Brazil after a Christmas cruise (2017) I was reintroduced to her by Wilson a Brazilian. He helped me to find her again. Thank you Wilson.
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She was very versatile. She's kind of like Judy Garland in that way, singing dancing acting, playing different roles. She had so much potential besides your pan-Latina image. Carmen could dance and move and speak in a way that nobody in the States had seen before even in Brazil her band mates in Bando da Lua said she could speak and make up nonsense words, like American Jazz scatting. A decent singer, I'm always impressed by her vocal range too. I love her. Even if she was stereotyped, I adore her as if she comes from a culture of her own invention. Ay Ay Ay I like her, VERY much lol
Everything I've read about this indicates that the giant bananas were 100% innuendo and everyone not only knew it at the time, but was scandalized by this.
@@gxtmfaExactly. It’s more “exotic sexualized foreign women dancing with GIANT bananas in a post-code film”, not meant to be at the time a totally innocent & random performance about fruit lol
Nossa quanta gente brigando tentando provar a nacionalidade dela rsrsr. Ela so nasceu em Portugal, veio ainda bebe, aos 9 meses de idade. Cresceu e se criou aqui no Brasil. Ela tinha nacionalidade brasileira, era uma brasileira, de cultura brasileira, nunca morou em Portugual. Viveu no brasil, estudou, trabalhou e comecou sua carreira no lugar onde ela sempre morou : Brasil. Musicas brasileiras... Ai vem alguns portugueses querendo da o merito da carreira dela a Portugual so porque ela apenas nasceu la. Me poupe ne rsrsr. Ela so nasceu em Portugual, mas a Terra e patria dela foi o Brasil. E bananas de presente para cada um de voces. FIM
Sabe de uma coisa, os europeus ou os norte americanos, ou o dois, tentam sempre criar identidades ideológicas que os firmem como "superiores" as outras nações. Eles criam narrativas históricas que os favoreçam.
Whenever i feel down i watch Carmen ,she picks up my spirits,love her cheerie persona in character,what a gal !!! and this number is so classic ---Fabulous Busby Berkley imagination of ...Way BIG musicals ......mmmmm !! Strawberry-Banana combo cant be beat !
Carmen Miranda canta com inglês cheio de sotaque "latino" de propósito, faz parte da personagem que ela magistralmente criou não só para o Brasil mas para o mundo. Sinceramente, não vi até hoje nenhuma artista brasileira tão multimídia como ela. Olhares, mil expressões do rosto, voz, dança, figurino, cenário. Parece que Carmen é uma comissão de frente e o carro abre-alas de uma escola de samba. Será que o carnaval carioca teria se inspirado nela em suas fantasias e na organização das alas? A maior artista pop brasileira sem dúvida insuperável até hoje. E não é nenhuma ofensa dizer que ela é brasileira, mesmo tendo nascido em portugal porque tudo que ela canta, dança e seu figurino são da cultura brasileira. Agradeço aos irmãos portugueses por ter nos enviado tão lindo talento. Sem a cultura brasileira não existiria Carmen Miranda e vice-versa rs ... Que interessante: Carmen Miranda e Luis Gonzaga dois grandes artistas que influenciaram a cultura brasileira contemporânea, migrantes. Ela de portugal para o Rio, do Rio para os EUA. Ele, de Pernambuco para o Rio.
Ela não falava inglês desse jeito na vida real.. ela usava esse sotaque pesado, pois os americanos achavam engraçado...ela era caricata, fazia parte do personagem dela...era uma mulher inteligente e muito bem articulada para a época.
Caramba, quanta gente brigando pela origem dela. Se portugal tivesse algum significado maior pra ela, ela cantaria que tava com saudade de Lisboa.. ela tinha era saudade da bahia. rsrs
Eu nasci na capital de São Paulo, fui pra Guarulhos com 2 anos e me sinto apenas de Guarulhos kkk e é o mesmo Estado kkk imagina vc nascer em um PAÍS e crescer em outro,deve ser como se o que vc nasceu não existisse pra você
Pois é. Chegou com 1 ano de idade ao Brasil e nunca voltou a Portugal. Se não tivesse tido a relevância que teve ninguém faria questão da nacionalidade.
This is so fun! It is goofy, super fun, sweet, and sexy in the most surreal yet innocent way. I cannot imagine how long they had to work to get everything so perfectly coordinated. It is just great fun. And Carmen Miranda us just the best!! So talented, so lovely
"Não é certo nem verdadeiro, que eu tenha afirmado nos Estados Unidos a minha nacionalidade, sou brasileira, porque aqui me encontro desde a idade de um ano; e nesta terra me eduquei e fiz minha carreira artística. É ao povo brasileiro - aos meus patrícios - que devo todo este incentivo, todo este aplauso, todas estas homenagens. E não ha, sequer, uma entrevista minha, em qualquer órgão de imprensa, em que não tivesse sempre reafirmado, categoricamente, este meu amor, este meu meu carinho, esta minha admiração pelo Brasil." _Carmen Miranda_
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I'd say she many things to many people! I wish people wouldn't get so possessive of her and "her country!!" Her personal journey took her from Portugal, to Brazil, then to the USA... She's got an amazing life story! She belongs to the world! We all love her!
Portugal se diz orgulhoso da "filha portuguesa", mas os correios de lá, nunca emitiram um selo comemorativo sequer, para homenageá-la, já o Brasil, emitiu vários selos e carimbos comemorativos a Pequena Notável. Recentemente, os correios dos Estados Unidos, a homenageou, em uma série de cantores de renomes.
Não podemos negar a influência da cultura portuguesa no Brasil e vice-versa. Afinal, ela sendo nascida portuguesa adquiriu toda a cultura brasileira aqui: suas roupas, seu ritmo, seus olhares, o samba, tudo que está em Carmen Miranda é fruto da cultura brasileira, mesmo ela tendo cantado nos EUA e em alguns momentos em inglês.
Curioso que seja a Carmen Miranda que associou o turbante ao Brasil no imaginário de todos... tendo sido uma espanhola, Rainha Consorte Carlota Joaquina que pós turbante no mapa, ao desembarcar a recém estreada Capital do império, cheia de piolho em 1808... Viva o Brasil!
Maravilhoso! Tenho 16 anos e Carmen Miranda é minha artista favorita! É um orgulho para Brasil ter uma artista histórica, fenomenal e maravilhosa! Pena que a maioria das pessoas de hoje em dia não conhecem ela...
Eu tenho poster de Carmen Miranda em minha casa. Tenho uma gatinha com o nome de Miranda. Eu tenho gosto musical eclético e, embora minha formação musical seja erudita, aprecio músicas populares; gosto de composições brasileiras dos Anos Vinte, Trinta, Quarenta... Era tudo muito inocente, puro..., mas saudável. O Brasil começou a degringolar no final dos Anos Setenta, mas quase ninguém percebeu. Sair dessa situação não vai ser nada fácil. Quanto à Música atual o que dizer? Lamentável!
¡Que despliegue,cuanto trabajp y cuanto talento del coreografo,los decoradores,las bailarinas y por supuesto,Carmen!. Hermoso y espectacular video. ME ENCANTO.
Technicolor is a superior color process, even in '43. Color was 'stepped up a notch' even exaggerated. They've been toying around with color in movies since the silent days.
@@alicebatbar1 she also never set foot in Portugal, I mean, since she left it as a baby before 1yo maybe she crawled over it, or maybe she was only carried.
"I'm Chiquita banana and I've come to say - Bananas have to ripen in a certain way - When they are fleck'd with brown and have a golden hue - Bananas taste the best and are best for you - You can put them in a salad - You can put them in a pie-aye - Any way you want to eat them - It's impossible to beat them - But, bananas like the climate of the very, very tropical equator - So you should never put bananas in the refrigerator."
I always though the water ballet in Footlight Parade was Busby's best, possibly I still do simply because of it's so ridiculous scenario. But hey! It's pure entertainment and this clip is the 'Dry land' equal. You just have to love those dancing Bananas, they almost upstage Carmen .
How did this ever get any "unlike " votes. Who could not love Carmen Miranda, I have loved her ever since I was a kid. If you are having a bad day to watch her the dancing eyes, her timing dancing and singing and team with Busby I never get tired of watching her and it always make me laugh and smile.
This brings back my childhood years ... oh my gosh! ❤❤❤😂 Carmen Miranda was my very first love of Brasilian music and American theater music. ❤❤❤ I will never ever forget her charming and colorful singing and dancing. 💃😇💖💝
The last musical number of the movie is incredible. One of Busby's best, and a truly great movie swan song for Alice Faye. She was never more beautiful.
*Mas foi msm querido!! Isso é apenas uma performance musical q ela fez no filme e em todos os filmes (até mesmo de Charles Chaplin tinha) videoclipes só apareceram nos anos 50 e através de outros cantores/grupos*
cof cof. Os videoclipes só apareceram na segunda metade dos anos 60, qdo se popularizaram. Carmen Miranda, assim como Elvis Presley e até os próprios Beatles, antes de 67, *não produziam videoclipes* - até pq nenhum artista produzia clipes até então. Na época os artistas costumavam promover suas músicas com filmes. A exemplo disso cito novamente Carmen Miranda (ela fazia filmes nos EUA nos anos 40, mas tb já fez filmes no Brasil pra promover suas músicas nos anos 30), Elvis Presley que já fez vários filmes, sobretudo na década de 50, The Beatles, com A Hard Days Night (1964, vale mt a pena assistir), Help! (1965 esse é "legalzinho") e Magical Mystery Tour (1967 horrível, não assistam kkkk só as músicas são boas). Em 1967, os Beatles já não estavam mais fazendo shows, mas como ainda estavam no auge da fama, sempre eram convidados pra ir a programas de TV. Foi então q eles gravaram os primeiros videoclipes para promoção de música (foram as músicas" Strawberry Fields 4Ever" e "Penny Lane". Se vc vir, vai reparar q são quase iguais os clipes - mesmos cenários, roupas... mas é pq foram lançados juntos mesmo). Elvis Presley não sei qdo gravou seu primeiro videoclipe, mas sei q os Beatles foram os primeiros artistas a fazê-lo. Carmen Miranda nunca gravou videoclipes, porque faleceu nos anos 50... Acho importante registrar isso pq a gente vê hoje "clipes" de músicas de Carmen Miranda, Judy Garland, Marilin Monroe... mas muitos se confundem porque não sabem q esses "clipes" na verdade são cenas de filmes, capice? ;)
GIs stationed in Britain and preparing for D Day must have been tantalized. Bananas were totally unobtainable. When the boys came home on troopships, fruit wholesalers on the quays would greet them by throwing bananas on to the decks. This sequence is unusual for close-ups of the chorus's bare feet. Hollywood believed they were unattractive, and that female moviegoers wanted to see stylish shoes.
I wanted to see a biopic of her... I'm a young brazilian but I like her. I love your history. Is amazing your talent and carism... She's the lady with the hat of fruit, leading Brazil to the joy of the world, but she was not Brazilian, she had a piece of every place of the world on his little body.
+renarga Couldnt agree more. Stanley Baxter did a brilliant parody of this and many others. Busby Berkely certainly was a cinematic genius and way ahead of his time
The fact that this woman create some of the most famous stereotypes for latinos that not even her followed, Like having a heavy accent is kinda funny and sad at the same time. Also, I imagine how it must feel like having so much talent and always have to play the "same" character in every movie
Who is Johnny Smith? Was he a popular person of the times? BTW for a very brief time the USA was the best place in the world for art, in the 1940s to 1959. Yes, even during the WWII. Movies like these prove it, they don't make lavish entertainment like this today.
...ela nasceu em portugal,mas disse até o fim da sua vida que era brasileira de coração,vamos curtir a musica dela,homenagea-la,não esquece-la e discutir menos.
She was born in Portugal, but with less than a year she came to Brazil where it was created, it is culturally carrying one Brazilian, one was born in Portugal and nothing else. Ela nasceu em Portugal, porém com menos de um ano ela veio para o Brasil onde foi criada, portando ela é culturalmente uma Brasileira, só nasceu em Portugal e nada mais.
True to that! You are so right. I've not live as long as most but I have seen things come and go only to return with a vengeance. It just sucks that not everyone appreciates it the 1st time around.
Busby Berkeley was a lieutenant in WWI and watched and learned from the drills the men were put through. He was an infamous taskmaster. Judy Garland got him fired from Girl Crazy. He must’ve been hell to work for, but I can’t help admiring what he came up with. There is a reality to the number that seems almost quaint. Today, CG would make his kaleidoscopes geometrically perfect. It’s practically rock ‘n’ roll! You have to have somebody as strong as Carmen Miranda on the human side of this machine to make it work.
Imaginem o quanto eles ensanhavam pra fazer tudo isso, era muito trabalho e sempre sorrindo, nessa época os artistas trabalham por prazer, hoje em dia muitos trabalham só pela fama e dinheiro...
Adorei o vídeo! A criatividade musical e dos espetáculos daquela época foram com certeza incomparáveis! A sequência das dançarinas com as bananas gigantes é esplendorosa!!! Mas deixando um pouco a visão artística de lado, fico pensando "Será que era assim mesmo que os americanos nos imaginavam (ou imaginam) naquela época?!?!?!" Porque eu nunca vi um macaco se não os saguis (que são como os esquilos que aparecem em lugares isolados por lá).
Carmen Miranda já tinha fama de vulgar naquela época, todo mundo achava um escândalo a barriga de fora dela. Fora, uma vez que fotografaram ela e apareceu suas parte intimas...
Carmen Miranda was born Maria do Carmo Miranda da Cunha on February 9, 1909, near Porto, Portugal, in the town of Marco de Canavezes. Not long after her birth her family moved to Brazil, where her father was involved in the produce business. The family settled in the then-capital city of Rio de Janeiro. After leaving school, Carmen got a job at a local store, and often began singing on the job. Before long she was discovered and got a singing job on a local radio station. She ultimately got a recording contract with RCA. By 1928 she was a genuine superstar in Brazil. As with other popular singers of the era, she eventually made her way into the film world. She made her debut in the Brazilian documentary A Voz do Carnaval (1933). Two years later she appeared in her first feature film, Alô, Alô, Brasil (1935). However. it was Estudantes (1935) that seemed to solidify Carmen in the minds of the Brazilian movie audiences. Now they realized she could act as well as sing. Although there was three years between "Alo, Alo Carnaval" and Banana-da-Terra (1939), Carmen continued to churn out musical hits in Brazil. The latter film would be the last in her home country. In late 1939 Carmen arrived, with much fanfare in the press, in New York City. She was now ready to capture Americans' hearts with her talent. She appeared in some musical revues on Broadway and, just as everyone thought, was a huge hit. In 1940 Carmen was signed to appear in the Twentieth Century-Fox production Serenata argentina (1940), with Betty Grable and Don Ameche. The only complaint that critics had was the fact that Carmen was not on the screen enough. In 1941 she was, again, teamed with Ameche in addition to Alice Faye in That Night in Rio (1941). The film was extremely popular with the theater patrons. Her unique songs went a long way in making her popular. It was after A La Habana me voy (1941) that American cartoon artists began to cash in on Carmen's ever-growing popularity. In the 1930s and 1940s cartoons were sometimes shown as a prelude to whatever feature film was showing. Sure enough, the cartoon version of Carmen came wriggling across the screen, complete with her trademark fruit hat and wide, toothy grin. In 1942 Carmen starred in Secretaria brasileña (1942) with Betty Grable and Cesar Romero, both of whom she had worked with before. It was shortly after this that America began adopting her style of dress as the latest fad. 1944 saw her in three films: Something for the Boys (1944), Four Jills in a Jeep (1944) and Greenwich Village (1944). The first two did well at the box-office, but the last one left a lot to be desired. It was her last busy year in film. Carmen made one film each in 1945, '46, '47 and '48. After that she didn't make a film for two years, until Nancy va a Rio (1950), a production for MGM. Once again didn't make a film for several years, returning with Una herencia de miedo (1953). She did stay busy, singing on the nightclub circuit and appearing on the relatively new medium of television. However, "Scared Stiff" was her final performance on the silver screen. On August 4, 1955, she suffered a heart attack, although she didn't realize it at the time, during a live broadcast of The Jimmy Durante Show (1954). She went home after attending a party (she neither drank or smoked). Early the next morning, on August 5, Carmen suffered a fatal heart attack. She was just 46 years old. Her body was flown to her adopted country of Brazil, where her death was declared a period of national mourning.
Well, I've done it for you. 1) 0:41 : rather than a cut, this is a hidden wipe along the apparent edge of a leaf. At this point, the stage leaves the cabaret. 2) 1:40 3) 3:01 4) 3:19 5) 3:25 6) 3:50 7) 4:34 8) 5:11 9) 5:35 : notice the appearance of trees (and of a lady with a tutti-frutti hat a few seconds later) 10) 6:39 : the stage is back in the cabaret. 11) 6:46 Those cuts are discreet (e.g. during a close-up on leaves or bananas) to give the illusion of a performance in a cabaret.
She will life forever! Irony that the Gay Community has taken her persona of "over the top Latino image" as an iconic Drag Queen? No better compliment as being immortalised in classic Looney Tunes cartoons! Peace
Timothy Greer , well, just like the portuguese and the spanish, the french and the italian are no "Latinos" 8in the american sense), but Italian and French are latin languages. "Latin" means "from Latium", which, in case you do not know, it's the region of Rome (now called Lazio)...
+Luana Moraes Mas continuamos sendo latinos... O termo que nos diferencia dos outros países é a América Hispânica ou hispânicos. Somos latinos e pertencemos a América Latina, mas não somos hispânicos e nem pertencemos a América Hispânica.
Have you looked into our past, to the War--sixty years ago? Have you asked questions? Have you paid attention at any level? Are you new to this? Well, they had great fun, in elegant spaces, with fantastic bands, great shows, and absolutely no critical examination of the outside world. And we've only improved on the system; it asks fewer questions, and queries fewer answers.
Ela nunca cantou uma música sobre portugal !!! O mundo conhece carmem mirndo como brasileira , carmem cantou o samba , Tudo de carmem mirando era brasileiro !!
she screamed that she was proud latina .... she made many movies ... gardel no .. lamas did not speak Spanish and not transmitted the Argentina culture to his son Few knew that Rita Hayworth was Mexican and Spanish I'm Argentine and many actors were ashamed of being Latino because they wanted to fit in hollywood
Eu amo como todo mundo nos comentários tá brigando pela Carmem Miranda. "Ela nasceu em Portugal!" "Mas ela viveu tanto tempo nos Estados Unidos!" "Ela é do Brasil e foi nisso que ela baseou a carreira dela!" Todo mundo no mundo ama essa moça, é muito fofo
100 Giant bananas doing the wave - Carmen playing a xylophone made from bananas, a banana hat, giant strawberries near the end, with hundreds of bananas coming out of Carmen's head. Sounds like my kinda flick?
The camera crew are the unsung heroes of this scene. Absolutely brilliant
And using big, bulky old-style technicolor cameras! Busby Berkeley was an insane genius!
I was under ten years of age when I fell in love with Carmen Miranda, 70 years ago. It was at The Grand Palace cinema in my home town in England. At last, when I was In Brazil after a Christmas cruise (2017) I was reintroduced to her by Wilson a Brazilian. He helped me to find her again.
Thank you Wilson.
Keith Sly, hi! I'm Brazilian. I do not speak English. I have suggestions:
ruclips.net/video/BrZBiqK0p9E/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/VEHckjjbE8I/видео.html
I love her and im 30. I feel I lived those times
Me 2 I'm 63..I wish she lived longer
Visually its beautiful without computers or blue screens. That is what a real color movie is all about.
Back when TALENT was indispensable in the entertainment industry. A true classic Hollywood moment.
"Some people I dress too gay, but every day I feel so gay, and when I'm gay, I dress that way. Is something wrong with that?" LMAO. Classic.
I'm sure that's on a t-shirt or bumper sticker somewhere.
That needs to be on a T-shirt definitely .
@Pip Cheerio 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
and still to this day some dummies didn't learn lol smh
@Pip Cheerio nah better keep the original
1943 was a terrible time.This must have been a ray of sunshine in those dark days.Still works today,great to watch.
Why?
@@dayane_nutri ww2
Not in the USA
@@dayane_nutrimaybe the world war that was going on? 💀💀💀
@@bennygoodmanisgod watching a colorful video like this doesn't make us think about history btw
I am russian man , I Love it !!! Carmen , i love , remember , and miss you !!!
Always loved seeing Carmen Miranda! Fabulous star and talent.💃❤️💯
What on earth is this marvelous fever dream? I love it - why can't we still have some beautifully whacko films like this these days?
She was very versatile. She's kind of like Judy Garland in that way, singing dancing acting, playing different roles. She had so much potential besides your pan-Latina image. Carmen could dance and move and speak in a way that nobody in the States had seen before even in Brazil her band mates in Bando da Lua said she could speak and make up nonsense words, like American Jazz scatting. A decent singer, I'm always impressed by her vocal range too. I love her. Even if she was stereotyped, I adore her as if she comes from a culture of her own invention. Ay Ay Ay I like her, VERY much lol
She was not "latina", she was portuguese and therefore european.
Cohen Sommer we, the portuguese, are europeans and latins...
Cohen Sommer from oxford dictionary, latin is a native or inhabitant of a country whose language developed from Latin, especially a Latin American.
Runga Tunga, "...specially a Latin American". She was not Latin American, she was european. Maria do Carmo was portuguese, and thefore not "Latina".
amazing artist from Portugal who went to Brazil and conquer the world :)
How can anyone not like this? It is wonderfully zany and from a more innocent time when a giant banana was just a giant banana!
Everything I've read about this indicates that the giant bananas were 100% innuendo and everyone not only knew it at the time, but was scandalized by this.
@@gxtmfaExactly. It’s more “exotic sexualized foreign women dancing with GIANT bananas in a post-code film”, not meant to be at the time a totally innocent & random performance about fruit lol
Será que era apenas isso?
It’s great in a theater!
The bananas and the strawberries.
Nossa quanta gente brigando tentando provar a nacionalidade dela rsrsr. Ela so nasceu em Portugal, veio ainda bebe, aos 9 meses de idade. Cresceu e se criou aqui no Brasil. Ela tinha nacionalidade brasileira, era uma brasileira, de cultura brasileira, nunca morou em Portugual. Viveu no brasil, estudou, trabalhou e comecou sua carreira no lugar onde ela sempre morou : Brasil. Musicas brasileiras... Ai vem alguns portugueses querendo da o merito da carreira dela a Portugual so porque ela apenas nasceu la. Me poupe ne rsrsr. Ela so nasceu em Portugual, mas a Terra e patria dela foi o Brasil. E bananas de presente para cada um de voces. FIM
👏👏👏👏
É verdade. Ela é da minha familia, sempre tentei aprender sobre ela. :D
Sabe de uma coisa, os europeus ou os norte americanos, ou o dois, tentam sempre criar identidades ideológicas que os firmem como "superiores" as outras nações. Eles criam narrativas históricas que os favoreçam.
Oq tu ganha com isso se ela for do Japão, Portugal, Colômbia, Brasil? Todos nós somos seres humanos e isso que importa
Oh Carmen, you are wonderful. The whole thing just makes you smile. They sure knew how to dazzle and entertain us back then! Love it!
Whenever i feel down i watch Carmen ,she picks up my spirits,love her cheerie persona in character,what a gal !!! and this number is so classic ---Fabulous Busby Berkley imagination of ...Way BIG musicals ......mmmmm !! Strawberry-Banana combo cant be beat !
"When you're gay, you dress that way, and there's nothing wrong with that!!!"
Campy, deranged, FABULOUS!!!
koln1996 very much a legend and icon
Skye88 everyone knows that
Carmen Miranda canta com inglês cheio de sotaque "latino" de propósito, faz parte da personagem que ela magistralmente criou não só para o Brasil mas para o mundo. Sinceramente, não vi até hoje nenhuma artista brasileira tão multimídia como ela. Olhares, mil expressões do rosto, voz, dança, figurino, cenário. Parece que Carmen é uma comissão de frente e o carro abre-alas de uma escola de samba. Será que o carnaval carioca teria se inspirado nela em suas fantasias e na organização das alas? A maior artista pop brasileira sem dúvida insuperável até hoje. E não é nenhuma ofensa dizer que ela é brasileira, mesmo tendo nascido em portugal porque tudo que ela canta, dança e seu figurino são da cultura brasileira. Agradeço aos irmãos portugueses por ter nos enviado tão lindo talento. Sem a cultura brasileira não existiria Carmen Miranda e vice-versa rs ... Que interessante: Carmen Miranda e Luis Gonzaga dois grandes artistas que influenciaram a cultura brasileira contemporânea, migrantes. Ela de portugal para o Rio, do Rio para os EUA. Ele, de Pernambuco para o Rio.
Ela não falava inglês desse jeito na vida real.. ela usava esse sotaque pesado, pois os americanos achavam engraçado...ela era caricata, fazia parte do personagem dela...era uma mulher inteligente e muito bem articulada para a época.
+Cláudio Ogando E muito à frente do seu tempo.
renarga, muito mesmo
This is so Racist!!
@@SuperBullaMan whyyy??
@@SuperBullaMan Obrigar ela a falar com sotaque, porque era engraçado? É isso que você diz que é racista?
Caramba, quanta gente brigando pela origem dela.
Se portugal tivesse algum significado maior pra ela, ela cantaria que tava com saudade de Lisboa.. ela tinha era saudade da bahia. rsrs
Aí sim haha
E queria comer bacalhau ao invés do chuchu
Eu nasci na capital de São Paulo, fui pra Guarulhos com 2 anos e me sinto apenas de Guarulhos kkk e é o mesmo Estado kkk imagina vc nascer em um PAÍS e crescer em outro,deve ser como se o que vc nasceu não existisse pra você
Pois é. Chegou com 1 ano de idade ao Brasil e nunca voltou a Portugal. Se não tivesse tido a relevância que teve ninguém faria questão da nacionalidade.
The first pop star ever!
This is so fun! It is goofy, super fun, sweet, and sexy in the most surreal yet innocent way. I cannot imagine how long they had to work to get everything so perfectly coordinated. It is just great fun. And Carmen Miranda us just the best!! So talented, so lovely
"Não é certo nem verdadeiro, que eu tenha afirmado nos Estados Unidos a minha nacionalidade, sou brasileira, porque aqui me encontro desde a idade de um ano; e nesta terra me eduquei e fiz minha carreira artística. É ao povo brasileiro - aos meus patrícios - que devo todo este incentivo, todo este aplauso, todas estas homenagens. E não ha, sequer, uma entrevista minha, em qualquer órgão de imprensa, em que não tivesse sempre reafirmado, categoricamente, este meu amor, este meu meu carinho, esta minha admiração pelo Brasil."
_Carmen Miranda_
gostaria de me comunicar vom vc
com* sou fã de carmen
Lindinha
Por isso eu me recuso acreditar quando alguém diz que Carmen é portuguesa
@@Jabutilendario Portuguesa de nascimento, mas uma brasileira de coração.
The Queen of Brazil
+Vinícius Oliveira Love her!!!
The musical that is high in vitamins, fiber and potassium; low in calories. Brought to you by Dole, Contadina and Del Monte Productions in association with General Mills Breakfast Cereals. Can't have one without the other.
GRANDIOSA CARMEN MIRANDA
New York Times reviewer Bosley Crowther said the Freudian implications of this sequence were inescapable.
How extraordinary! Thank you
The painted hat in the end was gorgeous
wow this could keep Freudian psychiatrists up at night
Pure art.
I'd say she many things to many people! I wish people wouldn't get so possessive of her and "her country!!" Her personal journey took her from Portugal, to Brazil, then to the USA... She's got an amazing life story! She belongs to the world! We all love her!
But Carmen always considered herself Brazilian, that's a fact 😒
Portugal se diz orgulhoso da "filha portuguesa", mas os correios de lá, nunca emitiram um selo comemorativo sequer, para homenageá-la, já o Brasil, emitiu vários selos e carimbos comemorativos a Pequena Notável. Recentemente, os correios dos Estados Unidos, a homenageou, em uma série de cantores de renomes.
Não podemos negar a influência da cultura portuguesa no Brasil e vice-versa. Afinal, ela sendo nascida portuguesa adquiriu toda a cultura brasileira aqui: suas roupas, seu ritmo, seus olhares, o samba, tudo que está em Carmen Miranda é fruto da cultura brasileira, mesmo ela tendo cantado nos EUA e em alguns momentos em inglês.
Não importa. O que importa é que ela era DIVA!!!
Arlan dos Santos Argôlo Carmen se dizia filha de Portugal e brasileira de coração. Ela é o mais belo símbolo da irmandade entre o Brasil e Portugal.
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Curioso que seja a Carmen Miranda que associou o turbante ao Brasil no imaginário de todos... tendo sido uma espanhola, Rainha Consorte Carlota Joaquina que pós turbante no mapa, ao desembarcar a recém estreada Capital do império, cheia de piolho em 1808...
Viva o Brasil!
Everything about this is simply amazing. So much joy and imagination
1.2m views and just 7.5k likes. Either same people are watching over and over or this is so dazzling people forget to like
Maravilhoso! Tenho 16 anos e Carmen Miranda é minha artista favorita! É um orgulho para Brasil ter uma artista histórica, fenomenal e maravilhosa! Pena que a maioria das pessoas de hoje em dia não conhecem ela...
Eu tenho poster de Carmen Miranda em minha casa. Tenho uma gatinha com o nome de Miranda. Eu tenho gosto musical eclético e, embora minha formação musical seja erudita, aprecio músicas populares; gosto de composições brasileiras dos Anos Vinte, Trinta, Quarenta... Era tudo muito inocente, puro..., mas saudável. O Brasil começou a degringolar no final dos Anos Setenta, mas quase ninguém percebeu. Sair dessa situação não vai ser nada fácil. Quanto à Música atual o que dizer? Lamentável!
tenho doze e considero Carmen uma Deusaa
Mateus Moura
verdade
E para mim também ela sempre será a minha Diva eterna Carmen Miranda.
Carmen Miranda era portuguesa.
the first diva ever!!!
you cant help but smile when you watch this
+Kezycat111 by fear...
+Hanna Wilck hahaha
Leftovers from Wizard of Oz.
For me, after 10 hours graft on a building site, total escapism. I adore this lady.
¡Que despliegue,cuanto trabajp y cuanto talento del coreografo,los decoradores,las bailarinas y por supuesto,Carmen!. Hermoso y espectacular video. ME ENCANTO.
Technicolor is a superior color process, even in '43. Color was 'stepped up a notch' even exaggerated. They've been toying around with color in movies since the silent days.
I love Brazil !
Carmen is Portuguese and never gave up her citizenship. i love Brazil too :)
@@alicebatbar1 she also never set foot in Portugal, I mean, since she left it as a baby before 1yo maybe she crawled over it, or maybe she was only carried.
when she said gay she meant HAPPY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
She was wonderful, and what a charisma she had!!!!
Her voice is so amazing.
"I'm Chiquita banana and I've come to say - Bananas have to ripen in a certain way - When they are fleck'd with brown and have a golden hue - Bananas taste the best and are best for you - You can put them in a salad - You can put them in a pie-aye - Any way you want to eat them - It's impossible to beat them - But, bananas like the climate of the very, very tropical equator - So you should never put bananas in the refrigerator."
There never was another production number quite like this one! Thanks for posting.
I always though the water ballet in Footlight Parade was Busby's best, possibly I still do simply because of it's so ridiculous scenario. But hey! It's pure entertainment and this clip is the 'Dry land' equal. You just have to love those dancing Bananas, they almost upstage Carmen .
And people think Lady Gaga or D. Bowies videos were unusual 😂 😂
How did this ever get any "unlike " votes. Who could not love Carmen Miranda, I have loved her ever since I was a kid. If you are having a bad day to watch her the dancing eyes, her timing dancing and singing and team with Busby I never get tired of watching her and it always make me laugh and smile.
This is the perfect video to watch while high on the couch in a soft blanket.
This brings back my childhood years ... oh my gosh! ❤❤❤😂
Carmen Miranda was my very first love of Brasilian music and American theater music. ❤❤❤
I will never ever forget her charming and colorful singing and dancing. 💃😇💖💝
Me too
Aw ❤️ what era did you grow up in?
@@isabella-a-a-a
The best 1960s. 🎼🎺🎵🤗
The 60's
@@isabella-a-a-a The 1960.s born
The last musical number of the movie is incredible. One of Busby's best, and a truly great movie swan song for Alice Faye. She was never more beautiful.
Suddenly I really feel like a smoothie
I am simply amazed by the cinematography.
she died too young..... and I never seen 1 Drag Queen do Carmen Miraanda
This never fails to cheer me up and the lyrics are so camp.
Lots of neat things in the movie... worth buying/renting!
😍😘
*Mas foi msm querido!! Isso é apenas uma performance musical q ela fez no filme e em todos os filmes (até mesmo de Charles Chaplin tinha) videoclipes só apareceram nos anos 50 e através de outros cantores/grupos*
cof cof. Os videoclipes só apareceram na segunda metade dos anos 60, qdo se popularizaram.
Carmen Miranda, assim como Elvis Presley e até os próprios Beatles, antes de 67, *não produziam videoclipes* - até pq nenhum artista produzia clipes até então. Na época os artistas costumavam promover suas músicas com filmes. A exemplo disso cito novamente Carmen Miranda (ela fazia filmes nos EUA nos anos 40, mas tb já fez filmes no Brasil pra promover suas músicas nos anos 30), Elvis Presley que já fez vários filmes, sobretudo na década de 50, The Beatles, com A Hard Days Night (1964, vale mt a pena assistir), Help! (1965 esse é "legalzinho") e Magical Mystery Tour (1967 horrível, não assistam kkkk só as músicas são boas).
Em 1967, os Beatles já não estavam mais fazendo shows, mas como ainda estavam no auge da fama, sempre eram convidados pra ir a programas de TV. Foi então q eles gravaram os primeiros videoclipes para promoção de música (foram as músicas" Strawberry Fields 4Ever" e "Penny Lane". Se vc vir, vai reparar q são quase iguais os clipes - mesmos cenários, roupas... mas é pq foram lançados juntos mesmo).
Elvis Presley não sei qdo gravou seu primeiro videoclipe, mas sei q os Beatles foram os primeiros artistas a fazê-lo.
Carmen Miranda nunca gravou videoclipes, porque faleceu nos anos 50...
Acho importante registrar isso pq a gente vê hoje "clipes" de músicas de Carmen Miranda, Judy Garland, Marilin Monroe... mas muitos se confundem porque não sabem q esses "clipes" na verdade são cenas de filmes, capice? ;)
GIs stationed in Britain and preparing for D Day must have been tantalized. Bananas were totally unobtainable. When the boys came home on troopships, fruit wholesalers on the quays would greet them by throwing bananas on to the decks.
This sequence is unusual for close-ups of the chorus's bare feet. Hollywood believed they were unattractive, and that female moviegoers wanted to see stylish shoes.
I wanted to see a biopic of her... I'm a young brazilian but I like her. I love your history. Is amazing your talent and carism... She's the lady with the hat of fruit, leading Brazil to the joy of the world, but she was not Brazilian, she had a piece of every place of the world on his little body.
Que musical digno de uma rainha.
Just awesome!
Brasileira ou portuguesa, tanto faz. Ela tá representando a nossa cultura, aliais, foi com ela que ela chegou a Hollywood.
O fato é que ela própria se considerava brasileira e pronto.
Carmen Miranda + Busby Berkeley = Pure genius
+renarga Couldnt agree more. Stanley Baxter did a brilliant parody of this and many others. Busby Berkely certainly was a cinematic genius and way ahead of his time
The fact that this woman create some of the most famous stereotypes for latinos that not even her followed, Like having a heavy accent is kinda funny and sad at the same time. Also, I imagine how it must feel like having so much talent and always have to play the "same" character in every movie
I like Carmen! Fantastic LADY-singer!
Who is Johnny Smith? Was he a popular person of the times?
BTW for a very brief time the USA was the best place in the world for art, in the 1940s to 1959. Yes, even during the WWII. Movies like these prove it, they don't make lavish entertainment like this today.
I think it’s supposed to be a generic name for a white guy.
I want a smoothie right now.
I';m wearing an awesome Carmen Miranda costume right now! :) Happy Halloween!
...ela nasceu em portugal,mas disse até o fim da sua vida que era brasileira de coração,vamos curtir a musica dela,homenagea-la,não esquece-la e discutir menos.
Concordo
...i love the Lady with the Tutti Frutti hat !
The opening orchestration is pure Stravinsky 'Petrushka' to be exact . How clever!
She was born in Portugal, but with less than a year she came to Brazil where it was created, it is culturally carrying one Brazilian, one was born in Portugal and nothing else.
Ela nasceu em Portugal, porém com menos de um ano ela veio para o Brasil onde foi criada, portando ela é culturalmente uma Brasileira, só nasceu em Portugal e nada mais.
Incrível, que lindo 😍❤
Happy birthday Carmen Miranda
True to that! You are so right. I've not live as long as most but I have seen things come and go only to return with a vengeance. It just sucks that not everyone appreciates it the 1st time around.
Busby Berkeley was a lieutenant in WWI and watched and learned from the drills the men were put through. He was an infamous taskmaster. Judy Garland got him fired from Girl Crazy. He must’ve been hell to work for, but I can’t help admiring what he came up with. There is a reality to the number that seems almost quaint. Today, CG would make his kaleidoscopes geometrically perfect. It’s practically rock ‘n’ roll!
You have to have somebody as strong as Carmen Miranda on the human side of this machine to make it work.
Imaginem o quanto eles ensanhavam pra fazer tudo isso, era muito trabalho e sempre sorrindo, nessa época os artistas trabalham por prazer, hoje em dia muitos trabalham só pela fama e dinheiro...
Concordo
Brazil!!! Carmen Miranda, luso-brasileira maravilhosa; quande orgulho para o meu país, o Brasil.
"But why are you gay?"
"It's the hat."
Adorei o vídeo! A criatividade musical e dos espetáculos daquela época foram com certeza incomparáveis! A sequência das dançarinas com as bananas gigantes é esplendorosa!!! Mas deixando um pouco a visão artística de lado, fico pensando "Será que era assim mesmo que os americanos nos imaginavam (ou imaginam) naquela época?!?!?!" Porque eu nunca vi um macaco se não os saguis (que são como os esquilos que aparecem em lugares isolados por lá).
Love it!!! Could have been a Bette Middler video!!!
It all depends on what genre of movies you like... I'm sure some of the movies of today ask the important questions, and try to move people.
My day is complete 😄
Wow. (So nice)
Carmen ajudou a disseminar lá fora a cultura de que o Brasil era uma floresta nessa época
infelizmente não temos mais essas florestas, tá tudo virando pasto pra gado!
Igual sempre. Se você acha que essa visão é de agora vc ta bem enganado
Brasileiro agora tem fama de ignorante, burro e vulgar lá fora.
Carmen Miranda já tinha fama de vulgar naquela época, todo mundo achava um escândalo a barriga de fora dela. Fora, uma vez que fotografaram ela e apareceu suas parte intimas...
Diva Susana Vieira Sério? Por essa eu não esperava!
Carmen Miranda was spectacular ! And also from this fine film , " No Love , No Nothing ," vocalized by the great Alice Faye .
Carmen Miranda was born Maria do Carmo Miranda da Cunha on February 9, 1909, near Porto, Portugal, in the town of Marco de Canavezes. Not long after her birth her family moved to Brazil, where her father was involved in the produce business. The family settled in the then-capital city of Rio de Janeiro. After leaving school, Carmen got a job at a local store, and often began singing on the job. Before long she was discovered and got a singing job on a local radio station. She ultimately got a recording contract with RCA. By 1928 she was a genuine superstar in Brazil. As with other popular singers of the era, she eventually made her way into the film world. She made her debut in the Brazilian documentary A Voz do Carnaval (1933). Two years later she appeared in her first feature film, Alô, Alô, Brasil (1935). However. it was Estudantes (1935) that seemed to solidify Carmen in the minds of the Brazilian movie audiences. Now they realized she could act as well as sing. Although there was three years between "Alo, Alo Carnaval" and Banana-da-Terra (1939), Carmen continued to churn out musical hits in Brazil. The latter film would be the last in her home country. In late 1939 Carmen arrived, with much fanfare in the press, in New York City. She was now ready to capture Americans' hearts with her talent. She appeared in some musical revues on Broadway and, just as everyone thought, was a huge hit. In 1940 Carmen was signed to appear in the Twentieth Century-Fox production Serenata argentina (1940), with Betty Grable and Don Ameche. The only complaint that critics had was the fact that Carmen was not on the screen enough. In 1941 she was, again, teamed with Ameche in addition to Alice Faye in That Night in Rio (1941). The film was extremely popular with the theater patrons. Her unique songs went a long way in making her popular. It was after A La Habana me voy (1941) that American cartoon artists began to cash in on Carmen's ever-growing popularity. In the 1930s and 1940s cartoons were sometimes shown as a prelude to whatever feature film was showing. Sure enough, the cartoon version of Carmen came wriggling across the screen, complete with her trademark fruit hat and wide, toothy grin. In 1942 Carmen starred in Secretaria brasileña (1942) with Betty Grable and Cesar Romero, both of whom she had worked with before. It was shortly after this that America began adopting her style of dress as the latest fad. 1944 saw her in three films: Something for the Boys (1944), Four Jills in a Jeep (1944) and Greenwich Village (1944). The first two did well at the box-office, but the last one left a lot to be desired. It was her last busy year in film. Carmen made one film each in 1945, '46, '47 and '48. After that she didn't make a film for two years, until Nancy va a Rio (1950), a production for MGM. Once again didn't make a film for several years, returning with Una herencia de miedo (1953). She did stay busy, singing on the nightclub circuit and appearing on the relatively new medium of television. However, "Scared Stiff" was her final performance on the silver screen. On August 4, 1955, she suffered a heart attack, although she didn't realize it at the time, during a live broadcast of The Jimmy Durante Show (1954). She went home after attending a party (she neither drank or smoked). Early the next morning, on August 5, Carmen suffered a fatal heart attack. She was just 46 years old. Her body was flown to her adopted country of Brazil, where her death was declared a period of national mourning.
thank you for sharing--what a remarkable entertainer! brought joy to millions!
Well, I've done it for you.
1) 0:41 : rather than a cut, this is a hidden wipe along the apparent edge of a leaf. At this point, the stage leaves the cabaret.
2) 1:40
3) 3:01
4) 3:19
5) 3:25
6) 3:50
7) 4:34
8) 5:11
9) 5:35 : notice the appearance of trees (and of a lady with a tutti-frutti hat a few seconds later)
10) 6:39 : the stage is back in the cabaret.
11) 6:46
Those cuts are discreet (e.g. during a close-up on leaves or bananas) to give the illusion of a performance in a cabaret.
Carmen Miranda 💖🇧🇷
É MUITO MELHOR ELA CANTANDO EM PORTUGUÊS.
GRITA MAIS FORTE
They _definitely_ don't make movies like this anymore.
They should though, this is fun!
Thank you!
She will life forever! Irony that the Gay Community has taken her persona of "over the top Latino image" as an iconic Drag Queen? No better compliment as being immortalised in classic Looney Tunes cartoons! Peace
Brazilian not Latina! They speak Portuguese not Spanish.
***** , she is not brazilian either, she is portuguese and independently of the portuguese language origin we are not "latinos".
Timothy Greer , well, just like the portuguese and the spanish, the french and the italian are no "Latinos" 8in the american sense), but Italian and French are latin languages. "Latin" means "from Latium", which, in case you do not know, it's the region of Rome (now called Lazio)...
+Luana Moraes Mas continuamos sendo latinos... O termo que nos diferencia dos outros países é a América Hispânica ou hispânicos. Somos latinos e pertencemos a América Latina, mas não somos hispânicos e nem pertencemos a América Hispânica.
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Love her!
Have you looked into our past, to the War--sixty years ago? Have you asked questions? Have you paid attention at any level?
Are you new to this? Well, they had great fun, in elegant spaces, with fantastic bands, great shows, and absolutely no critical examination of the outside world. And we've only improved on the system; it asks fewer questions, and queries fewer answers.
Brazil
Nop, she diden't born at Brazil. Was on Portugal
Ela escolheu o brasil como sua nação querida...Esta enterrada no cémiterio são joao batista NO RIO DE JANEIRO.
She moves to Brazil when she was just 3 y.o.
Ela nunca cantou uma música sobre portugal !!!
O mundo conhece carmem mirndo como brasileira , carmem cantou o samba ,
Tudo de carmem mirando era brasileiro !!
She never was a Portuguese Girl...was a Brazilian from the clothes at Soul
Just how camp was that!?!
one of the first latinos in hollywood
Not really, she start on 1941, and many others latinos like Carlos Gardel, was all the way before her
she screamed that she was proud latina .... she made many movies ... gardel no ..
lamas did not speak Spanish and not transmitted the Argentina culture to his son
Few knew that Rita Hayworth was Mexican and Spanish
I'm Argentine and many actors were ashamed of being Latino because they wanted to fit in hollywood
she was not Anglo Saxon, she had mexican and spanish roots she spoke spanish and began her artistic career dancing flamenco whith her father
Portugal já levou nosso ouro, A Carmem é nossa!
Fernanda Morais kkkkkk PENA ELA NUNCA NEM MENCIONOU portugal
Outstanding arranger
Eu amo como todo mundo nos comentários tá brigando pela Carmem Miranda. "Ela nasceu em Portugal!" "Mas ela viveu tanto tempo nos Estados Unidos!" "Ela é do Brasil e foi nisso que ela baseou a carreira dela!"
Todo mundo no mundo ama essa moça, é muito fofo
100 Giant bananas doing the wave - Carmen playing a xylophone made from bananas, a banana hat, giant strawberries near the end, with hundreds of bananas coming out of Carmen's head. Sounds like my kinda flick?
I'm sorry, Shakira,but Carmem Miranda was the first female latin artist GLOBAL
And today we have a crap named Anitta as a latina pseudo artist
@@Brasileiro222 CARMEM y ANITTA two fly mamasitas
@@anittalovers23Anitta sneak