Samba

A formidable couple! Guido Di Leone and Francesca Leone represent one of the most successful and significant artistic partnerships not only in Italy in the field of Brazilian music, bossa nova. With the previous album (CORAÇÃO VAGABUNDO), also by Abeat, they had great success with the public and critics. This new release has all the ingredients to repeat this excellent result.

O Samba É Elza Soares is the third studio album by Brazilian singer-songwriter Elza Soares, released in 1961 by Odeon, with musical production by Ismael Corrêa and arrangements by Astor Silva.

Do It is a 1978 album by the Sambasoul Orchestra Discotheque, who simplified their moniker and called themselves Samba Soul. This was released by RCA Victor and includes two bonus tracks of material originally released as singles.

The "E Samba" (UK Maxi-Single) by Junior Jack was released in 2003 and became a hit in the house music scene. Junior Jack, the stage name of Italian DJ and producer Vito Lucente, was known for his unique take on house music, blending funky beats, Latin influences, and catchy melodies.

The Bossa Nova: Exciting Jazz Samba Rhythms is a six-volume series of music highlighting some of the beautiful music of Brazil, shown by the artists of the country along with outsiders who too have fallen in love with the bossa nova. The first five volumes were released by Rare Groove Recordings in 2000 and due to its success, a sixth and final version was released two years later, highlighting some of the bossa nova music used in motion pictures. Some of the material are sourced from vinyl.

The "E Samba" (UK Maxi-Single) by Junior Jack was released in 2003 and became a hit in the house music scene. Junior Jack, the stage name of Italian DJ and producer Vito Lucente, was known for his unique take on house music, blending funky beats, Latin influences, and catchy melodies.

An amazing collection – every single Jorge Ben album recorded for Philips – one hell of a massive legacy in music, packaged here with a bonus CD of rare material too! The albums in the collection are the stuff of legend – amazing discs that forever changed the face of Brazilian music with Jorge's unique blend of samba and soul, plus a touch of funk as the 70s came on – and together, the music is a mindblowingly heavy batch of work that few other artists could ever match! Titles include Samba Esquema Novo, Sacudin Ben Samba, Ben E Samba Bon, Big Ben, Jorge Ben (1969), Forca Bruta, Negro E Lindo, Ben, 10 Anos Depois, A Tabua De Esmeralda, Solta O Pavao, Gil E Jorge, and Africa Brasil. Rarities disc is unique to this set, from what we can tell – and is filled with goodies too!

Estudando O Samba/Correio Da Estação Do Brás is a 2-on-1 collection of two albums by Brazil's Tom Zé focusing on 1975's Estudando O Samba and 1978's Correio Da Estação Do Brás. This was remastered in 2000 as part of Continental/EastWest's "Série Dois Momentos" series, focusing on different Brazilian music. The disc was packaged with a Japanese obi strip to make it seem like a Japanese disc.

The Samba rhythm from a native perspective