Forró is a kind of Northeastern Brazilian dance as well as a word used to denote the different genres of music which accompany the dance. Both are much in evidence during the annual Festa Junina (June Festival), a part of Brazilian traditional culture which celebrates some Catholic saints. The most celebrated day of the festival is known as São João.

Important research work developed by Marcus Pereira on his Marcus Pereira Discos, Brasil, Flauta, Cavaquinho e Violão is included in the instrumental music series developed by the label, this time with the production of Luís Carlos Paraná. The musical formation around which the choro genre was historically crystallized (flute, cavaquinho, and guitar) is represented in this project by Manuel Gomes (flute), Benedito Costa (cavaquinho), and Geraldo Cunha and Adauto Santos on guitars (violão), with the additional support of Fritz (from Trio Mocotó) at the pandeiro.

Twelve hits from the Group highlighting the "Trem das Onze", "Saudosa Maloca" and others.

Zé Rodrix (25 November 1947—22 May 2009) was a Brazilian composer, instrumentalist, and singer. He was well known in his native country for performing with musical ensembles Sá, Rodrix e Guarabyra, Som Imaginário and Momento Quatro.

Emilio Santiago, a famous Brazilian singer recorded this LP for Philips in 1979 with beautiful songs of MPB

Released in 1972 with works of Vinicius de Moraes and Toquinho

A selection of 20 songs from the greatest Brazilian singer Maysa success in the period from 1956 to 1977

In 1975, Luiz Ayrão released the album "Missão", featuring hits “Bola Dividida”, of his own, and even "Saudade da República".

Released in 1975, for the record CID- Companhia Industrial de Discos, this album recalls the music of the cabarets of the 30's and 40 presented by the clarinetist Abel Ferreira and his group, in a formation and style typical of the sets they played in cabarets. The repertoire is full of classic and appropriate, including the faithful arrangements created by Abel, who plays the clarinet, saxophone and also sings.

A CD with selection of Brazilian music that accompanied the magazine Jazz Tzaz published in Greece.

Hyldon This album, originally released in 1975, brings 12 original tracks plus two bonus remixes of the group Bossacucanova for "As Dores do Mundo" and "Na Rua, Na Chuva, Na Fazenda”.

Celebrating 25 years of career, Djavan recorded and released in 1999 the first double live album the singer, recorded at the Teatro João Caetano in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The show took place on 14-18 July. Accompanied by a powerful band and tuned, the sound of the record is extraordinary. And a tour of his 25 years of great songs is impeccable, not only in the choice of repertoire, but his reinvention that updates these compositions with subtle mechanisms that are the essence and richness of each original theme.

Nara Lofego Leão was a Brazilian bossa nova and MPB (popular Brazilian music) singer and occasional actress.

"Brazilian Hits and a compilation album for Odeon in the late 50's that brings together a repertoire of twelve songs well known by the Brazilian public and internationally on the interpretations of Luiz Paes Arruda, Léo Peracchi, Trio Irakitan, Brasíla Ritmos e Os Brasileiros.

Waltz is a pace that has strong influence in the Brazilian composers who are then the Orquestra Club da Valsa.