‎Luiz Bonfa - Apple Music Classical

Yellow Butterfly. Latin American Favourites

Dana Zemtsov
Virtuosi

Thomas Leleu, Romain Leleu
Tributo Três Tenores, Pt. IV (Ao Vivo) - EP

Thiago Arancam
Sketches on the Way

Sergio Calero
Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise & Black Orpheus - Single

The Sanborn Trio
Concertos para Independência

Quarteto de Cordas da UFF
Roots

Nemanja Radulović
Vuelvo al Sur (Spanish and South American Music)

Gabriele Curciotti
Association of Texas Small School Bands - All-State Bands 2022 (Live)

Association of Texas Small School Bands All-State Jazz Ensemble, Association of Texas Small School Bands All-State Concert Band, Association of Texas Small School Bands All-State Symphonic Band
Duet (Live)

Tamara-Anna Cislowska
À sa guitare

Thibaut Garcia, Philippe Jaroussky
Noviembre

Duo Sudeste, Joey Butler, Robert Thompson
Saiten Und Wind

Kandinsky Duo
Violão Brasileiro (20th Century Brazilian Music for Guitar)

Panos Megarchiotis
Bach, Duport: Cello's Inside (The Sound of Gut)

Fernando Marin

Before bossa nova took the world by storm in the 1960s, the reigning sound of Brazil was the samba. Guitarist Luiz Bonfa was one of the most well-known Brazilian samba-cancao composers and performers of the 1950s, known for his complex, lively fingerpicking style and soulful compositions. His contributions to the BLACK ORPHEUS soundtrack--particularly "Manha de Carnaval," which has since become a jazz standard--elevated him to fame in 1959, and he continued to enjoy the respect of peers and audiences well into the '90s. Bonfa died in Brazil in 2001.