Read Bossa Nova: The Story of the Brazilian Music That Seduced the World Online
Authors: Ruy Castro
Praça Mauá Mauá Square, at the entrance to the Rio de Janeiro docks.
rancheiras
a lively folk music of Spanish-American origin.
reco-reco
a musical instrument made of a piece of bamboo with notches cut into it, over which a rod is rubbed to produce a rhythmical sound.
roda
a Brazilian folk dance.
samba de morro
“samba from the hill,” a name used to differentiate traditional samba, which maintained its original characteristics of style, from other forms of samba, such as
samba-canção
, etc.
samba-canção
a genre of samba that emphasizes melody more than rhythm, with more complex harmonies and more sophisticated—usually sentimental—lyrics.
samba-de-roda
samba dancing that features a circle into which participants are summoned to display their moves, accompanied by hand-clapping and
batucada
.
sambão
big-time samba, written by old samba masters.
sambista
someone who sings, writes, plays or dances samba.
São Gonçalo a city in upstate Rio de Janeiro.
saudade
a longing or a yearning for someone or something.
tamborim
a small, high-pitched, hand drum made of a circular wooden shell with a piece of hide stretched over one side, played either with a drumstick or a multi-thread nylon beater.
telecoteco
an onomatopoeia intended to duplicate the sound of a drumstick on a
tamborim
, used as a metaphor for pure samba, which is free of influences from the
maxixe
and
batucada
of the Carioca
morros
(hills).
tucupi
a seasoning of pepper and cassava juice.
xaxado
a song and dance style from the northeast of Brazil traditionally performed by men.
A & M,
314
A Bad Donato
,
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“A banda,”
319
A Bossa Nova de Roberto Menescal
,
312
“Acapulco,”
303
“Acender as velas,”
267
“Adeus,”
70
“A felicidade,”
69
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afro-sambas
,
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“After You,”
32
“Agonia,”
70
“Ah! Se eu pudesse,”
208
“Ainda mais lindo,”
277
“A Lapa,”
302
alayde, alaúde
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Alayde canta suavemente
,
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Alf, Johnny,
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A noite do amor, do sorriso e a flor
,
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“Alguém como tu,”
62
“Alguém me disse,”
138
“All of Me,”
23
“All the Things You Are,”
215
Allyson, Karrin,
333
Almeida, Antonio,
185
Almirante,
24
“Also sprach Zarathustra,”
313
“A lua é dos namorados,”
320
Alves, Ataulpho,
185
and His Shepherdesses,
46
Alves, Cleide,
281
Alves, Lúcio,
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19–21
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Alves, Rômulo,
121
Amado, Jorge,
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A Manhã
,
79
“Amar é bom,”
34
“Amazonas,”
228
“Amendoim torradinho,”
73
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,
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American Jazz Combo,
91
“Amor certinho,”
129
,
176–77
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“Amor de gente moça,”
291
“Amor de nada,”
277
Amorim, Jair,
283
“Amor no samba,”
249
“A morte de um Deus de Sal,”
208
,
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“Andorinha preta,”
87
Andrade, Leny,
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282–83
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Andy Williams Show
,
294
“Anjo cruel,”
34
Anjos do Inferno,
20–21
,
24–25
,
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,
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A noite do amor, do sorriso e a flor
(
Night of Love, a Smile, and a Flower
),
203–5
,
227
,
257
,
285
“A noite do meu bem,”
69
A nova Bossa Nova de Roberto Menescal
,
312
Anthony, Ray,
333
Antônio, Luiz,
177
“Aos pés da cruz,”
32
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“A primeira vez,”
223
Araújo, Guilherme,
262
Arcoverde, Ely,
294
Arena canta Zumbi
,
277
“A Resposta,”
278
“Arpoador,”
61
Arruda, Walter,
188–89
“Artistry in Rhythm,”
9
ASCAP,
307
Astaire, Fred,
5
As Três Marias,
36
Astrud Gilberto Album, The
,
298
“A Taça do mundo é nossa,”
134
Atlantic Records,
305
A turma da bossa nova
,
199–200
Audio-Fidelity,
244–45
,
254
,
263
,
284
Augusto, José,
122
“Aula de matemática,”
69
Austregésilo, Teresa,
46
Axidentals, The,
34
Azeitona,
223
Azulay, Jomico,
208
Babão, Geraldo,
271
Babo, Lamartine,
99
“Balanço Zona Sul,”
283
Bálsamo, Geni,
8
Banana, Milton,
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Bandeira, Manuel,
72
“Banho de Lua,”
281
Banzo-ayê
,
169
Barbosa, Haroldo,
20
,
23
,
26–27
,
41
,
182
,
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“Bar da Noite,”
87
Barouh, Pierre,
324
Barquinho
,
220
“Barquinho de papel,”
90
,
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,
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Barroso, Ary,
66
,
72
,
110
,
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179–80
,
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,
302
Barroso, Sérgio,
216
Barsotti, Rubinho,
294
Bassini, Rubens,
133
,
216
,
314–15
,
334
Bastos, Newton,
55
Batista, Dircinha,
32
“Batucada surgiu,”
278
batuques
,
184
“Baubles, Bangles and Beads,”
329–30
Beach Samba
,
313
Beatles,
314
Bebeto,
14
,
150
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177
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178–79
,
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,
220
,
293–94
Bechet, Sidney,
13
“Begin the Beguine,”
92
Belinha,
98
Beltrão, Henrique,
73
Ben, Jorge,
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304–5
Bengell, Norma,
46
,
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,
169–74
,
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,
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,
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at
A noite do amor, do sorriso e a flor
,
203–5
Bennett, Tony,
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333
Bergen, Candice,
279
Bergman, Alan,
307
Bergman, Marilyn,
307
berimbau
,
231
Berlinck, Horácio,
320
Berna,
315
Bethânia, Maria,
284
“Bewitched,”
23
Bianchi, Cido,
295
Bilac, Olavo,
129
“Bim-bom,”
39
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Bittencourt, Sérgio,
266
“Black Coffee,”
22
Blanco, Billy,
59–61
,
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,
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210–11
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Blane, Ralph,
303
Blecaute,
4
Blimp
,
239
“Blues in Riff,”
17
“Blues in the Night,”
307
BMI,
307
Bolão e seus Rockettes,
138
“Bom dia, amigo,”
230
Bom dia, Rio
,
266
“Bom é querer bem,”
67
Bonfá, Luiz,
47–48
,
58
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73
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92
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Borba, Oswaldo,
184
Bôscoli, Geysa,
78
Bôscoli, Jardel,
78
Bôscoli, João Marcelo,
323
Bôscoli, Lila,
78–80
Bôscoli, Ronaldo,
54
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149–51
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