Welcome to day 9 of the world cup.
I've just about got over the horrible result from yesterday so let's press on!
The are so many ways to delve into Brazil's rich music history and we'll get to Elis Regina, Jorge Ben, and others soon enough. Today I decided to get into the Brazilian rhythms through the fantastic soundtrack to the film Black Orpheus which was a Palm D'Or and Oscar winner in 1959 and 1960.
The music is comes from Antonio Carlos Jobim, Luiz Bonfa and others bringing you the soul and beauty of the fevela. Enjoy!
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