Free Basin’ Friday: Marcos Valle Givaway – Two BOSSanova LP’s and a Test Pressing

Friday, January 25th, 2013

TGIF! It’s Free Basin’ Friday! You’ve sure come to the right place. We’re all geared up for the weekend and ready to hook y’all up with some fresh tunes! This week we’re shelling out the first two releases in our Marcos Valle series: Marcos Valle & Garra… but wait… it ain’t over yet. We’re also gonna throw in a test pressing of Marcos Valle, to sweeten the deal!

Danggg that’s one hell of a prize. For your chance to win, take a look at this picture of 70 year old Marcos (below) and tell us: What do you think the man is doing to stay so gorgeous and full of youth?! We’ve tried and tried to get him to spill the beans on his beauty secrets, but he won’t tell!

Be sure to include your name and email address in the proper field (kept private) so we can contact you if you win! Thanks for playing, and have a killer weekend!

79 Responses to “Free Basin’ Friday: Marcos Valle Givaway – Two BOSSanova LP’s and a Test Pressing”

  1. Henry Wilson says:

    Good records obviously!

  2. Ken S. says:

    Coconut oil, surely.

  3. Hansel McDonald says:

    ORANGE MOCHA FRAPPUCCINO!!!

  4. Brian Durkin says:

    Marcos Valle is amazing.

  5. Dave B says:

    Keeping it mellow and staying in the music.

  6. Patrick Füngerlings says:

    Playing and composing music since the early 60s keeps him fresh and young!

  7. Wayne says:

    It’s Gary Coleman in a wig. Gary has the real Marcos tied up in his garage

  8. kk says:

    golden synthesizer baths and 3 unicorn kisses every stroke of midnight for years. a beautiful way to valle.

  9. Colin says:

    He’s at Peace…and Jazzercise.

  10. Ronan Quinn says:

    Bossa hog!

  11. Maria says:

    Bossanovocaine

  12. Enrique says:

    He lives in Brazil. That’s all

  13. Oldjollymon says:

    Peanut butter, sunshine & lotsa tea!

  14. Pat says:

    Moisturizer?

  15. Matt says:

    Every morning Marcos awakes under a canopy of green leaves a guitar strings, peers upward toward the sun, blinks twice, says “Hello” and takes a pair of bongos out to the patio. He and a toucan share a glass of papaya juice while he reads tomorrow’s newspaper (just so he’s ready). The bongos sit untouched until inspiration strikes and suddenly from their heads a symphony emerges. Satisfied, he finishes his second glass of juice and heads to a nearby waterfall to condition his flaxen locks. Only the finest bossa-butter will do. Along the way he makes a new friend each day, learning their name, their history and their wishes. He assiduously writes down the information in a small notebook that he carries in his back pocket, later to be read, channeled and sung. After his hair is suitably conditioned, he returns home and ends his morning with a record. He found it near the waterfall, it should be good.

  16. JM Bland says:

    Aćai fruit and steady pita.

  17. Jeremy says:

    Amazing Music

  18. Matthew Charles says:

    Staying out of the Australian sun

  19. a-qiao says:

    Marcos stays young by following the solemn advice of one of his musical papas, Andrés Segovia, who warned him that to contemplate death or even one’s own mortality was the same as staring at the sun — he would surely go blind after aging prematurley. Indeed the only victory over death is achieved by pretending it does not exist. Marcos hasn’t thought of death or his own mortality since that day. Instead he allows himself to be seduced by the musical sirens in his head, led by a woman whom he has only glimpsed in dreams, whose love for his soul is so magical and profound that even his sins when kissed by her breath are transformed into virtues. Unable to understand his good fortune, he gives thanks to God each day, recalling, as Chesterton wrote, that gratitude is the highest of human emotions. And what then of gratitude put to beautiful music? One is so joyful that he even forgets to age.

  20. Jim Bruzzese says:

    Marcossium applied liberally to the central temple areas for the physical and plain old weed for the mental.

  21. Andrew says:

    Thrice-bathed in preserved lemon oil and eucalyptus. From a leisurely wake around noon until a comfy repast at midnight, the man know as Marcos the Beautific will strum lutes and mandolins until the inspiration for sweet soul-jazz takes him, and then even the sun shining down couldn’t help but smile, nudging the Great Father in the sky, blessing us mortals with the great sounds that the Maker bequeathed him. He falls asleep on a bed of savory herbs, surrounded by lithe beauties with flowing hair, and dreams only of that magic land where pianos weep and guitars hold sway in golden courts in a palace of vinyl. The moon is always full when it shines down on the man, and the fog never roams past his slumbering eyes.

  22. Hedi says:

    I think Marcos took LSD with Andy Williams, in a secret ceremony involving a cat faced savior named Geoffrey.

  23. Felvis says:

    Valli

  24. Andreas Tyrodimos says:

    Could it be the climate coupled with copious amounts of meat on a stick? Or perhaps it’s the product of being a creator of art with purpose and no fluffy stuff…Either way; good lookin’ dude!

  25. derek says:

    never owning a watch and realizing that calendars are reference only.

  26. Lg says:

    I would say heuse coloring for his hair.

  27. Matthew Hart says:

    No one knows exactly how. However, i do know that his methods are illegal in 37 states

  28. Loney John says:

    Surviving the Brazilian disco era only makes one stronger.

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