Dionne Warwick’s Brazil
No stranger to Brazil and Brazilian sounds, Dionne Warwick plays San Francisco on Feb.6 at the historic Castro Theater.
Brazil’s capital Brasilia was the focus of religion and religious music over the weekend as part of the annual "Folia de Reis" festival.
The festival celebrates the Three Wise Men’s visit to the Christ child. The event highlights the importance of ...
No stranger to Brazil and Brazilian sounds, Dionne Warwick plays San Francisco on Feb.6 at the historic Castro Theater.
The show is part of an 11-date string of concerts wrapping up in September. Warwick has been recording for more than four ...
Texas gets in on the Carnival scene with the live-music hotbed of Austin hosting the Carnaval Brasileiro on Feb. 20 at the Palmer Events Complex.
Billed as one of the largest Brazilian carnivals outside of Brazil, this annual party has been ...
Got Rio de Janeiro on your mind? The San Diego Reader offers up a short, but nice travel feature on Brazil.
As Carnival approaches, Rio might be on many minds and look for our own Carnival feature soon. The Reader offers ...
No stranger to Brazil and Brazilian sounds, Dionne Warwick plays San Francisco on Feb.6 at the historic Castro Theater.
Brazil’s capital Brasilia was the focus of religion and religious music over the weekend as part of the annual “Folia de Reis” festival.
Texas gets in on the Carnival scene with the live-music hotbed of Austin hosting the Carnaval Brasileiro on Feb. 20 at the Palmer Events Complex.
The University of California-Riverside will be hosting scholars from Brazil and the U.S. to focus on Brazilian music and its place in Brazilian society in an upcoming conference.
Got Rio de Janeiro on your mind? The San Diego Reader offers up a short, but nice travel feature on Brazil.
Gal Costa & Guinga perform Jobim’s “Chega de Saudade” at the Kaiser Bock Winter Festival in São Paulo, 1997.
Guitarist and singer Guinga performs “Que Nem Manequim”
Guinga & Banda Mantiqueira play “Samba de um Breque” at the Kaiser Bock Winter Festival in São Paulo - 1997
Good news for fans of saxophonist Greg Fishman and singer-guitarist Paulinho Garcia – Two for Brazil may soon be a twosome again.
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