SANTOS, SONIA/MARCIA MARIA - MARIO/OH! MAN
7" (7" Single/EP)
Label: MR. BONGO
Release date: 17/01/2020
Barcode: 7119691262376
Catalog no.: BRZ450000078
Item ID: 486216
Originally released in 1974, this quirky samba-funk bomb with tripped out synths, wah-wah guitar and horn stabs from the great Sonia Santos gets reissued on 7-inch. And it's backed with another great Brazilian tune, Marcia Maria's 1978 AOR/Rio-funk slow-jam 'Oh! Man'!
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