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The Warm World of João Gilberto: The Man Who Invented Bossa Nova: Complete Recordings 1958-1961 by João Gilberto released in 1964. Find album rev...
6 de jul. de 2019 · João Gilberto, one of the principal architects of the Brazilian musical style bossa nova, has died at his home in Rio de Janeiro, according to a Facebook post by his son. João Marcelo Gilberto ...
9 de jul. de 2019 · GRAMMY-winning bossa nova singer and guitarist João Gilberto died at age 88 on July 6. The news was confirmed by his son João Marcelo Gilberto on Facebook; the cause of death has not been reported. The performer is widely regarded as one of the major artists behind bossa nova, whose name came from Portuguese slang for "new style," and with ...
9 de jul. de 2019 · The song has been recorded by Olivia Newton-John, Petula Clark, The Monkees, Liberace, William Shatner, Iggy Pop, Judy Garland and more, but the first and definition version arrived in 1961 via Jobim’s reliable partner — the legendary João Gilberto. We remember João Gilberto with 15 of the best songs by the “father of bossa nova.”.
18 de mai. de 2024 · The lyrics, written by Bruno Martino, tell a poignant story of a lost love and the yearning for the warmth and passion of a summer romance. Gilberto’s melancholic yet tender vocals bring life to the lyrics, leaving the listener with a sense of nostalgia for a love that once was. The melody of Estate further enhances its emotional impact.
10 de out. de 2023 · João Gilberto, Master Of Bossa Nova, Dies At 88. July 6, 2019 • The Brazilian singer and guitarist, who won wide acclaim for his abundant technical skill and minimalist style, was behind one of ...
8 de jul. de 2019 · In bossa nova, there were many guys involved, but Joao Gilberto appeared as a light, a big star in the firmament, in the heavens. He became a focus. He was pulling the guitar in one way, and singing the other way. It created a fluid thing that was profound.”. Gilberto is survived by a son, Joao Marcelo and a two daughters: Bebel, who is a ...
