Xuxa Só Para Baixinhos 1

''Xuxa só para Baixinhos 1'' (also known as ''XSPB 1'') () is the twenty-third studio album by Brazilian recording artist Xuxa, is the debut album of the '' Só Para Baixinhos'' collection, was released on 5 October 2000 by Som Livre.

Background

Unlike the focus of previous albums by the Brazilian television presenter Xuxa Meneghel, which were made to please both children and teenagers; "Xuxa só para Baixinhos" focuses on children in the age group between 1 and 5 years old. This decision to change audiences came about with the birth of Xuxa's daughter Sasha Meneghel. In this first edition, all tracks except "A Borboleta" are versions of children's projects from abroad such as Hap Palmer and The Wiggles made by producer and composer Vanessa Alves. The inspiration was not only limited to the tracks, but also to the visual project, where the aesthetic conception is practically the same as the original groups.

The track "A Borboleta" was composed by Renata Arruda, Mariana Richard and Chico Barbosa in honor of Bárbara Mattos Azevedo Lopes da Costa, Xuxa's goddaughter, who died on 14 December 1997, a victim of meningitis, at the age of 4.

Release and reception

Xuxa só para Baixinhos 1 was released on 5 October 2000, first in CD and VHS version on its initial release date followed on DVD, in early 2001. It was re-released in the "CD + VHS" version in 2002, it was remastered and released on independent CD in 2008 in economy version. The songs that stood out on the album are "Cinco Patinhos", "Batatinha Bem Quentinha" and "Cabeça, Ombro, Joelho e Pé".

The album sold 500,000 copies on DVD and CD earning two gold and platinum discs respectively.

Disclosure

Promotion

This first edition had one of the biggest, and possibly the best, promotions for an album in Xuxa's career. Before its official release in October, Xuxa already sang the track "Cinco Patinhos" at ''Xuxa Park''. In addition to the highly successful song, songs such as "Batatinha Bem Quentinha", "Vamos Dizer Alô" and "Cabeça, Ombro, Joelho e Pé" were sung by Xuxa in the last seasons of the program. Two days after the arrival of the product in stores, the album received a launch on TV, in the Children's Day special at ''Xuxa Park'', on 7 October 2000. Other forms of promotion, produced by Som Livre, also were made, such as printed advertisements in the main magazines with national circulation in the year, TV commercials, magazine covers about the project and promotions with long-term prize distribution.

Tour

"Só Para Baixinhos: O Show" was Xuxa's twelfth tour, the tour was based on the first 4 volumes of the "Só Para Baixinhos" series, the tour played in several cities in Brazil such as Belo Horizonte, Espírito Santo, Rio de Janeiro, Recife, Salvador, Porto Alegre, Maceió, São Luís, Natal and Goiânia. The idea for the XSPB project tour dates back to 2000, when it was launched. The accident during the ''Xuxa Park'' recordings, the project was cancelled. Despite being the presenter's return to the stage, it is a tour that is little known by the public. The show's scenario is very similar to that of the ''XSPB 2'' project with some trees and clouds. The tour started on 16 August 2003, and ended in December of the same year.

Track listing

Personnel

*Art Direction: Aramis Barros
*Art Coordination: Marlene Mattos e Xuxa Meneghel
*Production: Zé Henrique
*Recording Engineer: Everson Dias, Val Martins, Marcelão e Sergio Knust
*Recording Assistants: Wellington (Garoto) e Paulinho Baldes
*Masterização: Sergio Seabra
*Recorded in studios: Yahoo
*Mixing Technicians: Jorge "Gordo" Guimarães
*Arrangements: Yahoo
*Recording Assistant: Claudio Oliveira

Certifications

References

External links

Xuxa só para Baixinhos 1
at Discogs

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2000 albums
2000 video albums
Xuxa video albums
Xuxa albums
Children's music albums by Brazilian artists
Portuguese-language video albums
2000s Portuguese-language albums
Som Livre albums