Bossa nova
Bossa nova is a style of Brazilian music, which was developed and popularized in the 1950s and 1960s and is today one of the best-known Brazilian music styles abroad. The phrase bossa nova means literally "new trend" or "new wave".
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Luiz Bonfá
Brazilian guitarist
Nicola Conte
Italian DJ
Maria Bethânia
Brazilian singer-songwriter
Gal Costa
Brazilian singer
Aymée Nuviola
Cuban singer
Laurindo Almeida
Brazilian guitarist
Walter Wanderley
Brazilian organist
Ed Lincoln
Brazilian musician
Pery Ribeiro
Brazilian singer
Will Holland
English musician
Ana Carolina
Brazilian film director
Morgana King
American singer
Emílio Santiago
Brazilian singer
Laudir de Oliveira
Brazilian musician
Sitti Navarro
Filipino singer
Bruna Caram
Brazilian singer
Bruno Capinan
Singer
Curumin
Brazilian musician
Rosalia de Souza
Brazilian singer
Francesco Buzzurro
Italian guitarist
Brent Fischer
American composer
Manfredo Fest
Jazz pianist
Rita Reys
Singer
Mitar Subotić
Serbian musician
Bola Sete
Brazilian guitarist
Lisa Ono
Brazilian-Japanese singer
Coralie Clément
Actress
Bob Tostes
Singer
Francisco Tenório Júnior
Brazilian musician
Liset Alea
Singer
Sambrasa Trio
Band
Dina El Wedidi
Egyptian singer
Janko Nilović
Pianist
Ana Caram
Brazilian singer
Jade Baraldo
Singer
Saskia Laroo
Dutch musician
Simona Molinari
Italian singer
Frank Cunimondo
American pianist
Miltinho
Singer
Danilla Riyadi
Indonesian singer
Little Joy
Supergroup
Banda do Mar
Band
Susan Wong
Singer
Márcio Faraco
Brazilian singer
Perpetuum Jazzile
Musical group
The Quantic Soul Orchestra
Band
Yoshiko Sai
Singer
