Results for "Arnaldo DeSouteiro"

Bossa Nova Guitar (Verve Jazzclub)

Label: Verve Records
Released: 2009

Here's That Rainy Bossa Day with João Donato (Japan, Bonus Tracks)

By Palmyra & Levita

Label: Jazz Station Records
Released: 2001

Nu Jazz Meets Brazil

By Dom Um Romao

Label: Jazz Station Records
Released: 2003

That's the Way I Like It

By Selma Boragian

Label: Jazz Station Records
Released: 2023

Espelho Solar

By Rodrigo Lima

Label: Jazz Station Records
Released: 2023
Track listing: Espelho Solar (Solar Mirror) Feat. Ithamara Koorax

Arirang - The Name of Korean Vol. 2

Label: Loen Entertainment
Released: 2011

Espelho Solar (Solar Mirror) Feat. Ithamara Koorax

September 21, 2023

Album: Espelho Solar
By Rodrigo Lima
Label: Jazz Station Records
Released: 2023
Duration: 05:56

Luiz Millan: Brazilian Match

by Chris M. Slawecki
September 20, 2023

Brazilian Match is a tour-de-force of classic and contemporary Brazilian music written by and featuring singer-songwriter Luiz Millan. Millan's fifth album is a leader is his first for Jazz Station Records and Brazilian jazz impresario Arnaldo DeSouteiro, whose storied history includes working with Antonio Carlos Jobim, Eumir Deodato, Dom Um Romão, João Donato, and other legends, ...

Selma Boragian

Born: June 24

Brazilian singer, vocal arranger and conductor Selma Boragian has been part of the artistic team of the University of São Paulo Choir (CORALUSP) since 1999. She graduated from UNICAMP in Popular Music and completed a Masters in Music at USP, specializing in vocal arrangements for choir. Her book “ O samba em arranjos para coral" was published in Europe, by "New Academic Editions” in 2019.

She is the founder of the renowned vocal group Arirê, where she participated as a singer and arranger. The female vocal quartet released two acclaimed albums; the second one, inspired by João Gilberto, on the SESC label.

Dom Um Romao

Born: August 3, 1925

Dom Um Romao - percussion (1925 - 2005)

A legendary name in bossa nova, and one of the premier drummers who introduced Brazilian percussion and rhythms into jazz, Dom Um Romão began his career playing drums at balls and cabarets in Rio De Janeiro at the end of the 40s. He also worked at Rádio Tupi supporting singers and formed, in the '50s, the group Copa Trio, playing at Beco das Garrafas in Copacabana.

In 1958 Romão participated in the recording of the record "Canção do Amor Demais" by Elizeth Cardoso, with musics by Tom Jobim and guitar by João Gilberto - the album is considered a landmark in bossa nova. In the 1960s Dom Um Romao joined Sergio Mendes' jazz ensemble. His first album, Dom Um, came out in 1964. The next year he moved to the United States and continued to work with Sergio Mendes. He became more globally known in 1971, when he replaced Airto Moreira in the legendary fusion band Weather Report.