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11 Nov 2006

Celso Fonseca: Concert Review

by Kees Schoof | posted in: Concert | 0

Concert Review Celso Fonseca (1956, Rio de Janeiro) definitely is among the most demanded guitarists in Brazilian music. He has worked with numerous of Brazil’s stars, like Gal Costa, Simone, Milton Nascimento, Djavan, Caetano Veloso, Rita Lee, Marisa Monte, … Continued

16 Mar 2004

Various Artists: comPasso Samba & Choro

by Egídio Leitão | posted in: CD | 0

Good Samba & Choro Samplers One of the most frequent questions I hear when people are trying to buy their first Brazilian CD is what album I would recommend for someone not yet very familiar with Brazilian music. Choosing … Continued

17 Aug 2003

2003 Tim Awards

by Egídio Leitão | posted in: News | 0

2003 Tim Awards of Brazilian Music The newly established Prêmio Tim de Música Brasileira had its first awards given out this past June in a classy and yet unusual ceremony at the Teatro Municipal in Rio de Janeiro. The … Continued

16 Feb 2003

Zé Ramalho: O Gosto da Criação

by Kees Schoof | posted in: CD | 0

Back on a Creative Level After his most recent and somewhat disappointing cd, singing Raul Seixas songs, Zé Ramalho seems to be back on a more creative level, as he suggests in the title. His friendly musical approach guarantees … Continued

5 Jul 2005

Marianna Leporace & Willians Pereira: A Canção, a Voz e o Violão

by Egídio Leitão | posted in: CD | 0

Voice and Guitar Ana Caram, Aparecida Silvino, Bebel Gilberto, Carol Saboya, Clarisse Grova, Elis Regina, Fátima Guedes, Gal Costa, Idilva Germano, Joyce, Leila Pinheiro, Maria Bethânia, Nana Caymmi, Rosa Passos, Simone, Simone Guimarães, Suely Costa, Zélia Duncan — unquestionable … Continued

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