page_title: Sandy & Junior (2001 album)
section_title: Production
hierarchical_section_title: Sandy & Junior (2001 album) / Production
caption_attribution_description: English: Capitol Records Building, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California; seen from the "Hollywood and Vine" intersection
context_page_description: Sandy & Junior is the ninth studio album by Brazilian duo Sandy & Junior, released on October 8, 2001. With production of Moogie Canazio and supervision and musical arrangements of Junior, it was recorded between Los Angeles and Campinas studios. The album sold more than 1.5 million copies.
context_section_description: Sandy and Junior began selecting material for the album in early 2001, when they also began recording the soap opera Estrela-Guia. Sandy composed four songs, while Junior had participation in the musical arrangements and supervision. The album cost Universal Music 430,000 reais, only in the production of the album, not counting the costs of launch marketing and also pressing. The album was recorded in July 2001, between the studios of Capitol Studios in Los Angeles, and MM studios in Campinas, hometown of the pair. The project also featured musicians Tim Pierce, Vinnie Colaiuta and Neil Stubenhaus. Producer of the album, Moogie Canazio commented on the design process of the project saying:
  It's very easy to produce such talented people.They're very talented and this makes the work of any producer very easy.What I like most is their professionalism, they always want to collaborate more, they always want to give a little more of them.
  For his work on this album, Canazio was nominated for a Latin Grammy in the Best Production Engineering category in the album.
  The American musical singer Diane Warren delivered to Sandy 6 songs, of which 2 were selected and became Portuguese language ersions, composed by Sandy and approved by Warren. "A Estrela Que Mais Brilhar" was created from "Wishing On The Same Star" while "Me Leve Com Você" was created from "Take Me With You (If You Leave)": "She me she said, 'I know you're a songwriter, so you're in charge of writing the lyrics in Portuguese,' "Sandy told a news conference.
  "Não Dá Pra Não Pensar" is a composition by Sandy and Junior. "Adeus", also composed by the duo, was made with the collaboration of Allen C. Lima, from the Lima Family group ; Sandy described the track as "a farewell song." "Amor Faz" was released as the flagship of the album and composed by Mauricio Gaetani. One of the best known songs of the project, "Quando Você Passa (Turu Turu)" is a version of an Italian song, translated by Ricardo Moreira, then artistic manager of Universal Music. "Cai a Chuva" and "A Gente Dá Certo" (compositions by musicians Milton Guedes and Paulinho Galvão) present Junior on lead vocals. In "A Gente dá Certo", the brothers sing, "Turn around / turn over / turn over / turn sideways / do not stay out / run in." For Sandy, "People play whatever they want, but the lyrics just remind me of choreography."
  There are also the re-recordings "Chuva de Prata" of Gal Costa's and "Endless Love", a duet known in the voices of Lionel Richie and Diana Ross. Including a replay of "Chuva de Prata" was suggested by Max Pierre, vice president of Universal Music at the time. Sandy commented on the rewriting by saying, "We do not pretend to be any better than Gal. We just wanted to present our version." Re-writing "Endless Love" was an old wish of the duo. The actor Rodrigo Santoro romakes a special participation in a dialogue with Sandy in the song "Baby, Liga para Mim", also by Milton Guedes. Despite the theme take over from the first to the last song, Sandy does not consider this a romantic album, "It's less romantic songs than the others, with many songs to dance." "Nada É Por Acaso" was composed by Liah Soares along with Marcio Cruz, Pedro Barezzi and Danimar, while the dance "Deixa Eu Tentar" was written by Otávio de Moraes. The album closes with the ballad "O Lugar Perfeito Para o Amor Viver", a composition of Mauro Motta and Dudu Falcão.
caption: Some of the material was recorded at Capitol Records Studios (photographed) in Los Angeles, California.[2]
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