Brazil 1930-50s – ePopMusic

Brazil 1930-50s

MPB (música popular brasileira) female ∙ 1939 ∙ Carmen Miranda ∙ Dircinha Batista ∙ 1941 ∙ Carmen Miranda ∙ Linda Batista ∙ 1942 ∙ Aurora Miranda ∙ Carmen Costa ∙ 1945 ∙ Dalva de Oliveira ∙ 1946 ∙ Marlene ∙ 1950 ∙ Emilinha Borba ∙ 1952 ∙ Doris Monteiro ∙ Nora Ney ∙ Linda Batista ∙ 1956 ∙ Maysa Matarazzo ∙ Ellen de Lima ∙ 1957 ∙ Dolores Duran ∙ Ângela Maria ∙ Sylvia Telles ∙ Lana Bittencourt ∙ 1959 ∙ Dircinha Batista ∙

MPB male ∙ 1916 ∙ Ernesto Maria dos Santos ∙ 1929 ∙ Mário Reis ∙ 1933 ∙ Braguinha ∙ 1935 ∙ Orlando Silva (ver. 1973) ∙ 1937 ∙ Carlos Galhardo ∙ Jorge Fernandes ∙ 1939 ∙ Dorival Caymmi ∙ Francisco Alves ∙ 1940 ∙ Vicente Celestino ∙ 1943 ∙ Nelson Gonçalves ∙ 1944 ∙ Ciro Monteiro ∙ 1947 ∙ Jorge Veiga ∙ 1949 ∙ Jamelão ∙ 1951 ∙ João Dias ∙ 1952 ∙ Luiz Gonzaga (O Rei do Baião) ∙ 1955 ∙ Carlos Lyra ∙ 1957 ∙ Orlando Silva ∙ 1959 ∙ Francisco Egydio ∙ Anísio Silva ∙ Moacyr Franco ∙

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SAMBA ∙ 1928 ∙ Francisco Alves ∙ 1929 ∙ Mário Reis ∙ 1931 ∙ Ismael Silva ∙ Sílvio Caldas ∙ 1933 ∙ Noel Rosa ∙ Wilson Batista ∙ 1935 ∙ Aracy de Almeida ∙ 1937 ∙ Cyro Monteiro ∙ 1939 ∙ Francisco Alves ∙ 1940 ∙ Geraldo Pereira ∙ 1941 ∙ Anjos do Inferno ∙ 1945 ∙ Joel e Gaúcho ∙ 1948 ∙ Os Cariocas ∙ 1949 ∙ Jorge Goulart ∙ 1951 ∙ Adoniran Barbosa ∙ 1952 ∙ Elisete Cardoso ∙ 1953 ∙ Antônio Candeia Filho ∙ 1957 ∙ Acadêmicos do Salgueiro ∙

BOSSA NOVA ∙ 1958 ∙ Elizete Cardoso (Chega de saudade / Outra vez) ∙ João Gilberto (Bim Bom / Chega de saudade / Desafinado [ver.1963]) ∙ 1959 ∙ Agostinho dos Santos (A felicidade / Manhã de Carnaval) ∙ Carlos Lyra (Maria Ninguém) ∙ João Gilberto (A felicidade [ver.1985] / Maria Ninguém) ∙

About Bossa nova

[From wikipedia] Bossa nova (litteraly 'New hump' in the sense 'New wave', Portuguese pronunciation: ˈbɔsɐ ˈnɔvɐ) is a style of samba developed in the late 1950s and early 1960s in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It is mainly characterized by a "different beat" that altered the harmonies with the introduction of unconventional chords and an innovative syncopation of traditional samba from a single rhythmic division. The “bossa beat” – the creation of which is sometimes attributed to drummer Wilson Banana – is characteristic of a samba style and not of an autonomous genre. (..) Its first commercial appearance was on the July 1958 LP album of Elisete Cardoso (1920-1990) and on the two singles released in 1958 by João Gilberto (1931-2019).

In the 21st century, bossa nova remains a popular Brazilian musical genre:

∙ 2000 ∙ Samba de verão (Bebel Gilberto) ∙ 2001 ∙ Morrer nos seus braços (Helena Noguerra, BE) ∙ 2004 ∙ Instalacão do samba (Toco) ∙ 2009 ∙ Loucura (Teresa Cristina) ∙ 2011 ∙ Sambinha bom (Mallu Magalhães) ∙ 2011 ∙ Desafinado (Nova, USA) ∙ 2012 ∙ Cor e acordes (Ale Vanzella) ∙ 2012 ∙ E' Preciso Perdoar (BandazZ, IT) ∙ 2018 ∙ Duas da Tarde (Silva) ∙ 2019 ∙ Menino Água-Viva (Leo Fressato) ∙