About Meirelles E Os Copa 7
The whatmusic.com interview... copa 7 up! There was a distinct point in the early 60s when the cool laid back swing of the bossa nova evolved into the hard-edged urgent syncopation that became known as samba jazz. Promoted with various names at the time (one of the main appellations being MPM - Musica Popular Moderno) this music came from the second generation of Brazilian musicians to be influenced by João Gilberto and Antonio Carlos Jobim, who were by now beginning to spread their musical wings.
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