| As Músicas Favoritas - Vol. 1 | |
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| Soundtrack album | |
| Released | 2007 |
| Studio | JP Productions, Inc. Singleton Productions, Inc |
| Length | 38:51 |
| Label | HIT • ST2 • Barney Music |
| Produced by | Sheryl Leach (exec.) Dennis DeShazer (exec.) Allen LeWinter (consulting) |
| Barney chronology | |
| Preceded by El Barney Boogie |
Followed by Dino-Tunes |
| Barney Portuguese album chronology | |
| Preceded by - |
Followed by As Músicas Favoritas - Vol. 2 |
As Músicas Favoritas - Vol. 1 is the first album in the As Músicas Favoritas series as well as being Barney's first Portuguese album released. It was released in 2007 through HIT Entertainment, ST2 Music, and under the Barney Music label.
The album features a compilation of songs dubbed from the series of Barney e Seus Amigos.
Following the release of As Músicas Favoritas - Vol. 1, a sequel was released the following year.
Track listing[]
- Tema do Barney (Audio taken from Barney's Colorful World!; without vocals from Barney)
- Sr. Batedecábatedelá
- Na Fazenda do Vovô
- Dana Aranha / Música does Dedinhos
- A Canção da Irmãzinha
- A Canção do BJ
- Hoje Podemos Dizer
- Macarrão com Queijo
- A Marcha das Formigas
- A Grama Cresce Verdinha ao Redor
- As Borboletas
- Imagine
- Tudo Pode Acontecer
- Cara de Picles
- Blues do Pássaro Azul (Audio taken from Come on Over to Barney's House)
- Meu Cabelo É Comprido
- O Velho Mac
- Meu Amigo Sol (Audio taken from Barney's Beach Party)
- Quero Mais
- Guarde Seu Espirro
- Tema de Murray (Audio taken from Come on Over to Barney's House)
- Tenho 3 Anos
- Pão Preto
- Amo Você
Personnel[]
Credits for As Músicas Favoritas - Vol. 1 adapted from the CD pamphlet[1] and the television series.
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Managerial and creative
Visuals and imagery
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Production
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Trivia []
- Despite Riff being on the cover, he is not on the album.
- Although the album claims to have Sheryl Leach and Dennis DeShazer as executive producers, they were not executive producers of the series when this album was released. However, they were executive producers during the time that some of the tracks were recorded.
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