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product_id: 12835945
title: "Secret Garden"
brand: "angra"
price: "S/.52"
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# Secret Garden

**Brand:** angra
**Price:** S/.52
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

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- **What is this?** Secret Garden by angra
- **How much does it cost?** S/.52 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Description

Secret Garden shows the maturity of a band that, after 23 years on the road, continues with the same motivation and passion for music that drove the glorious beginning of the group. Angra is without a doubt one of the biggest Brazilian Heavy Metal bands. Formed in S&#xE3;o Paulo in 1991 with the purpose of merging the aggression of Heavy Metal, the ethnic Brazilian rhythms and the sophistication of soft music, the band elevated its name to the high pillars of world music. Their debut album Angels Cry (1993) shot the band to success, achieving gold status in their home country as well as in Japan. During their 23 year long career, the band opened for AC/DC and shared the stage with bands like KISS, Black Sabbath and Slayer in addition to their always nearly sold out headlining shows all over the world. Their music links together elements that made the band known around the world, highlighting the unique combination of seemingly distinct styles, combining in a unique way styles such as rock in its various forms classical music and Brazilian music.Pre produced by legendary producer Roy Z (Judas Priest, Bruce Dickinson, Halford) and recorded and produced in Sweden by the talented Jens Bogren (Kreator, Arch Enemy, Opeth, Dragonforce), Secret Garden brings together everything that has established Angra as one of biggest bands in its style: contemporary sound combined with inspired compositions. Secret Garden is yet another masterpiece by the group and promises to become a great classic in the metal world. Like almost all of Angra s work, Secret Garden is a concept album which brings up the question: can something that does not exist to the eyes, or is not perceived by the senses, be considered as non existent? The songs tell the fictional story of scientist Morten Vrolik who fights to restore his happiness after a tragic accident that took the life of his wife. The sudden change in routine, adaptability, synchronicity, loneliness, guilt, hope and the strength to rise anew are some of the topics discussed in the lyrics, always under different perspectives, be they religious, scientific, philosophical or merely aesthetic.One of the great strengths of the album is the variety of guests: Simone Simons from the Dutch band Epica divinely interprets the song Secret Garden while the great metal diva Doro Pesch sings an exciting vocal duet with Rafael Bittencourt on Crushing Room . Actually, the various appearances of Rafael s lead vocals make for some of the strongest moments on this album, causing a contrast in tone and interpretation in comparison to Fabio. This also becomes evident in the cover that the band chose to record, Synchronicity II by The Police.

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Excellent restart
  

*by K***R on Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2015*

After the departure of Edu Falaschi and Ricardo Confessori, I feared for a while that Angra would throw in the towel.  Instead, they have now come out with what I think is their strongest work since Temple of Shadows.  This is a fabulous album that simultaneously returns to the roots of the band, yet moves it forward emphatically.From the first song, Newborn Me, we hear how well Fabio Lione (Rhapsody, Ayreon, et al) fits with the band.  Honestly, I think they sound better with Lione than with either Matos or Falaschi, much as I liked those guys' work.  After introducing him, they launch into the samba power metal that they do best - it just made me smile.  While Bittencourt and Loureiro are two of the best guitarists in the world, we find throughout this album that they are also marvelous composers.  For example, the title track starts with a few measures that hint that this is just the obligatory transitional waltz, but it quickly turns into a wonderful maze of accidentals, with a few lovely key changes, and a bridge that is ever so not 3/4.  Even Rafa Bittencourt does some vocals on a couple of songs, and it turns out that he has a fine voice that contrasts very well with that of Lione.In retrospect, it is simple.  Arthur C. Clarke said: "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."  These people have access to musical talent and voices that most of us can only dream of, and the result is... magic.  Buy this, and tell all your friends.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    A good balance of new and old make for one of Angra's best releases
  

*by E***H on Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2015*

I've been a fan of Angra since Holy Land. I usually only listen to power/prog metal in small doses. However, I always thought that Angra's combination of top notch musicianship (best guitar duo in metal?), melodic song-craft, and diversity of influences set them apart in a genre that can sometimes be very derivative.With this album they demonstrate that they retain all of those characteristics at a point in their career when many bands start to lose their fire and passion. In addition, they also show a new capability to evolve their sound with the addition of some more modern influences (both metal and jazz/fusion) and a couple brand new members.My only minor complaint is that sometimes it is a struggle to pinpoint the band's identity on this album. The production is stellar, but the ethnic percussion is often buried in the mix. Also, all the vocalist performances are excellent (especially Fabio and Rafael) but the diversity of voices can sometimes cause confusion about what is the new "Angra sound" exactly.Definitely my favorite album of theirs since Temple of Shadows.

### ⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    It sounds like Angra, and Fabio sounds great
  

*by C***A on Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2015*

I've been a fan of Angra since their 1st album came out and continued following them through their line-up changes. When I heard Fabio Lione would join the band and record an album I looked forward to it. After I heard his "opera voice", I really thought Angra would explore it on the album... but that hasn't really happened.This album is ok. It sounds like Angra, and Fabio sounds great. But it seems like something is missing. Maybe it isn't just heavy enough... maybe I was expecting Fabio to also use his more aggressive singing here and there...As for the new drummer. He's competent, but just doesn't play heavy enough for my taste.

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*Last updated: 2026-03-19*