Show Notes
Bossa, samba, cool jazz and tropical grooves—this compilation is a warm, late-afternoon soundtrack that travels from Rio’s beaches to European lounges and intimate jazz clubs. Carefully sequenced, it blends the Brazilian canon with global interpretations, pairing classic composers and vocalists with modern producers and reinterpretations. Expect gentle rhythms, whispering vocals, sunlit guitar, and breezy horn lines that shift from wistful to playful and back again.
Cazuza, Bebel Gilberto - Preciso Dizer Que Te Amo Oscar Brown - Manha De Carnaval The Ipanemas - Suspeita Nicola Conte - Adriana Frank Sinatra, Antônio Carlos Jobim - Baubles, Bangles And Beads Diana Vladimirova, Evgeniya Peters - Aguas De Marco Mr. Hermano - Capoeira Love Affair Saint Privat - Tous Les Jours Oscar Brown - Laia Ladaia Luiz Henrique - Minha Lagoa (Our Lagoon) Joao Selva - Cirandinha Qinhones - Parafuso Alejandro Bravo - Samba De Mi Tierra Azymuth - Demais Marcio Diniz - Mulata Dengosa Didier Sustrac - Tout seul (Remastered 2020) Pierre Daven-Keller - Tatoo totem Ana Caram - Blue Bossa Luiz Henrique - Vivo Sonhando (Dreamer) Marcio Faraco - Na Casa Do Seu Humberto Toco - Outro Lugar Lau Ro - Each Day Joao Erbetta - Ver o Mar (Versao Barco) Sting - How Insensitive Didier Sustrac - Samba Saravah Maria Toledo - Cavaquinho Nu Braz - Segunda feira Celso Fonseca - Slow motion Bossa Nova Andy Bey - River Man S-Tone Inc - Negro Luca Argel - Vila Cosmos Pierre Cavalli - Terezinha Meu Amor
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