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at a glance

soon after the emergence of bossa nova the tropicalia movement gained momentum on rio's shores - a highly experimental movement which included the likes of caetano veloso, gilberto gil, and maria betânia.

this gradual development and influx of ingenuity and flair has shaped the musical sensibility of the city - one of the very first questions a carioca will ask a newcomer is what their favorite music is, because they relish the opportunity to list names of old and new artists.

they are endlessly receptive to suggestions of new melodies they might enjoy - a profound respect for the country's musical legends is evidenced by the fact that numerous landmarks and roads after named these influential and beloved artists - as such, the airport is named after bossa nova composer, tom jobim. arrow-back     arrow-forward

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