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1. The most important aspect of Latin music is the rhythm. The rhythm is what differentiates Latin Jazz from regular Jazz. But unlike Afro-Cuban music, Afro-Brazilian music does NOT have a clave. There is no central foundational rhythm around which all other rhythms are structured. All rhythms in Bossa Nova rhythms can be varied or interchanged.

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of 18 Carnival Rhythms, Latin Beats And Bossa Nova Classics on Discogs. Label: Karussell - 2 • Format: CD Compilation • Country: Europe • Genre: Jazz, Latin, Folk, World, & Country •4/5(1).

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3. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of 18 Carnival Rhythms, Latin Beats And Bossa Nova Classics on Discogs. Label: Karussell - 2 • Format: CD Compilation • Country: Europe • Genre: Jazz, Latin, Folk, World, & Country •.

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4. This is one of the most popular and well-known Bossa Nova songs from the era. Moraes and Jobim were inspired to write the song after seeing year-old Helo Pinheiro casually strolling by in a bikini across the beach of Ipanema, leading to one of the one most famous songs in Brazilian history.A version in English was later translated and sung by various artists including Frank Sinatra and.

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5. Tracklist: 1. Tamba Trio - Mas Que Nada (Remastered) 2. Edu Lôbo - Upa, Neguinho (Remastered) 3. Pery Ribeiro,Walter Wanderley Seu Conjunto - O Barquinho (Remastered) 4. Coral De Ouro Preto - Samba De Uma Nota So (Remastered) 5. Bobby Mackay - Bossa .

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6. Contemporary Bossa Nova inspired by the world’s most exotic beaches and fueled by the Brazilian sun! Latin beats & rhymes! Rock en Español. Latin- and alternative rock. Sabor Cubano. Cuban musical styles like Timba, Son, and Cuban jazz The jump-up carnival beat of the French Antilles. Zumba Workout. Fun, high-energy hip hop, pop, and.

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7. The music of Latin America refers to music originating from Latin America, namely the Romance-speaking countries and territories of the Americas and the Caribbean south of the United States. Latin American music also incorporates African music from slaves who were transported to the Americas by European settlers as well as music from the indigenous peoples of the Americas.

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8. Volume Four in a series of great compilations that focuses on the rare exotic Jazz and Samba rhythms of Bossa Nova that have inspired and excited fans of Latin, Jazz and Lounge music for ages. These CDs are filled with sounds that are so suave and sexy that you'll /5(3).

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