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The term "Muito Na Onda - Conjunto 3D" primarily refers to a Brazilian music album from the 1960s by the group Conjunto 3D.
Released in 1967, "Muito Na Onda" is a notable bossa nova and samba jazz album led by pianist and arranger Antonio Adolfo. The group Conjunto 3D (formerly Trio 3D) featured vocals by Beth Carvalho and Edu Lobo on some tracks, and it is considered a classic of the genre.

CONJUNTO SAMBACANA VOL.3 is the third album released in 1969 by the mixed vocal group Conjunto Sambacana, led by Brazilian composer Pacífico Mascarenhas.
It is known as a masterpiece of relaxed lounge bossa nova, characterized by the beautiful harmonies of the male and female mixed chorus.

Luiz Floriano Bonfá (Rio de Janeiro , October 17 , 1922 — Rio de Janeiro, January 12 , 2001; aged 78) was a Brazilian singer , guitarist and composer. He was included in the list of 30 greatest Brazilian guitar icons (Category: "Acoustic Masters") by Rolling Stone Brazil magazine , in 2012.
Luiz Bonfá's album titled "Recado Novo" was originally released in 1962 .

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Braziliana is a bossa nova album released in 1965 by Brazilian guitarist Luiz Bonfá and his wife at the time, singer Maria Toledo (also known as Maria Helena Toledo). Most of the tracks were composed by Luiz Bonfá, often co-written with Maria Toledo. Bonfá's guitar playing and Toledo's cool, sensual singing are beautifully intertwined.
The album was produced following the success of the 1964 album 『Getz/Gilberto』 by Stan Getz and João Gilberto, and was released during a period of rising international interest in bossa nova and samba.

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Claudette Nº 3 is a groovy, modern pop-rock and bossa nova album by the Brazilian singer Claudette Soares, originally released in 1970.
The album is a notable entry in Claudette Soares' discography, showcasing her husky and charming vocals over a mix of jazzy sessions with electric/organ sounds. It features compositions from prominent Brazilian artists of the time, including Caetano Veloso, Antonio Adolfo, Marcos Valle, and Jorge Ben.

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This album, produced by Rogerio Depraz, features Nara León, one of the most prominent female singers in the bossa nova world and also an actress, who tackled traditional Brazilian popular music against the backdrop of the Tropicália, a music movement that swept Brazil at the time, creating a masterpiece that strongly captures the "Discover Brazil" movement. Released in 1968.

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Clara Moreno is a Brazilian singer whose parents are Joyce, a famous Brazilian singer-songwriter, and Nelson Angelo, a composer.
"Meu Samba Torto" is a song from Clara Moreno's self-titled album, released in 2007 by Far Out Recordings. The title track is an original composition by Celso Fonseca, who also contributes vocals and guitar to several songs on the album.

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Sergio Mendes’s Oceano(1996, Verve) is — even within his long career — an album that especially brings to the forefront his “quiet and deep” side. Departing from the bright pop-bossa style of the Brazil ’66 era in the 1960s–70s, this work instead delivers a mature, adult Brazilian-contemporary sound.

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The song "São Demais os Perigos Desta Vida" is the title track of the album of the same name, released in 1972 by the acclaimed duo Toquinho and Vinicius de Moraes.

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João Voz e Violão (English: João: Voice and (Acoustic) Guitar) is a bossa nova album by João Gilberto, released in 2000. Recording very little in the 1990s, this album is Gilberto's first studio album since 1991's João. The album won the 2001 Grammy Award for Best World Music Album.

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