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New York Bossa Nova

New York Bossa nova washed up on Rio de Janeiro beaches in the 1950s.

Bossa Nova features, news, artists, about, tickets

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New York Bossa Nova Features

Eliane Elias (Daniel Azoulay/Jazz at Lincoln Center)

Eliane Elias, the Grammy-winning Brazilian Jazz Pianist, Starts Her “Time and Again Tour”

BIRDLAND, Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan 🇧🇷

Continue Reading Eliane Elias, the Grammy-winning Brazilian Jazz Pianist, Starts Her “Time and Again Tour”

Antônio Carlos Jobim statue on Ipanema Beach (Jptinoco/Dreamstime)

Antônio Carlos Jobim wrote The Girl From Ipanema

Wednesday, January 25, 2023
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Continue Reading Antônio Carlos Jobim wrote The Girl From Ipanema

Gilberto Gil in 2009 (Fabio Diena/Dreamstime)

Gilberto Gil is a Samba, Rock, Bossa Nova, MPB Legend

Monday, June 26, 2023
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Continue Reading Gilberto Gil is a Samba, Rock, Bossa Nova, MPB Legend

New York Bossa Nova Archive

New York Bossa Nova News

February 2023

ALBA Musik, the Albert Alabedra and Bárbara Martínez duo,  performs Brazilian bossa nova and Spanish flamenco; in the City Vineyard at City Winery in Chelsea, NYC; on Thursday, February 16, 2023 at 6pm. $25. 🇦🇷🇧🇷🇪🇸🇻🇪


Bossa Nova Artists

  • Antônio Carlos Jobim is one of the founding fathers of bossa nova.
  • Barbara Martínez is a New York Argentine Venezuelan who sings bossa nova. 🇦🇷🇻🇪
  • Bebel Gilberto is best known for electronic bossa nova from her “Tanto Tiempo” album (2000).
  • Eliane Elias is a jazz and bossa nova pianist.
  • Fleur Seule is a Puerto Rican retro jazz band that plays bossa nova. 🇵🇷

New York Bossa Nova Venues

  • Carnegie Hall in Midtown.
  • City Winery in Chelsea.


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This Brazilian samba jazz went global after a 1962 Carnegie Hall concert.


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