Barbra Streisand Tackles Portuguese in Newest Single Daily news.

It also features a recording of "So Many Stars," which was a hit for Sergio Mendes & Brazil 66 when it came out in 1968. Streisand's never recorded the air before and adds a Portuguese angle to it for her further album. She told the she felt it was the set upright span to log the consonance in Mendes' domestic tongue, "I lover Bossa Nova music and the Bergman's wrote 'So Many Stars' with Sergio Mendes. There's never been a Brazilian paraphrase of the number truly but I felt I should croon some of the melodious in Portuguese." Streisand was briefed on singing in Portuguese by Brazilian composer Dori Caymmi, who coached her on the lyrics at the 11th hour, "The era before I recorded it I asked Dori Caymmi to come up with a rewording for fragment of it. It was joy to do.

"The Way We Were," "You Don't Bring Me Flowers," and "Papa, Can You Hear Me?" are also included on Streisand's news collection. Pre-orders for What Matters Most: Barbra Streisand Sings the Lyrics of Alan and Marilyn Bergman are being accepted now on Streisand's pompous website and embrace critical downloads of "That Face" and "Windmills of Your Mind." Pre-order customers will also be automatically entered to overcome a spark off to the vernal 2012 U.S. premiere of Streisand's supplemental film, My Mother's Curse.

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