First date I ever took a young lady I met was to see Sergio Mendes & Brasil 66 in 1970. Well, it worked and we got married in 1972 and are still married. Thanks, Sergio...
lol...about the same year on a first date with a then- recent acquaintance I took her to see Nancy Wilson and Lou Rawls at the Hollywood Bowl. Soon after another guy took her to see Sergio Mendes...he ended up with her. Thanks a lot, Sergio!
110% ! And out of all the songs I have loved this is the one song that pops into my head THE MOST OFTEN from out of nowhere when I am just walking along. Mas que nada indeed !
We did the same. Dad his brother and father were musicians. Dad played this album over & over. It's a wonder the needle didn't score all the way through the record. LoL
it is timeless indeed...so great....musicianship, voices, the song itself.....no planned obsolescence like today's music....katy Perry or Ariana Grande will be nothin' but a forgotten joke in 30 years whilst this oldie will be listened worldwide at any time......that's the difference
I believe that my Mom has every album they ever released. As a kid she would play their music while she cleaned our house. This brings back such sweet memories from childhood. Excellent music, and such talent. I was indoctrinated to the finest music from the day I was born. I cannot thank my family for the joy they brought me through their love of music 🎵 ❤🎵
As a kid, your mother would clean your house ? Just how old was she ? How the hell old were you, for that matter ?!? (Try this: "When I was a kid, she would play their music while she cleaned the house...")
Yes! The composer is Jorge Ben-- ----He and Sergio used to play together in the 60s out there by Copacabana at Beco das Garrafas- --- Tremendous sixties!
Back in the 60s music scene, Brazilians were the coolest people on the planet- Astrud Gilberto in "The Girl From Ipanema", then Sergio Mendes. The sound was way ahead of its time and still sounds fresh today.
Hey! Brazilian music is one of the things I'm most proud of in my country. Unfortunately, the 1960s and 1970s were particularly sad here in Brazil. There was a lot of repression by the ultra-right dictatorial regime supported and financed by the United States. Great artists like Gilberto Gil, Caetano Veloso, Gal Costa and Elis Regina were severely persecuted and had to flee the country as they could be arrested, tortured or killed. It is with happiness that we live in times of democracy here in Brazil, at the same time that we feel a certain anguish with the radicalization of our society. But I hope the storm ends someday. Greetings from Curitiba, in the south of Brazil.
Hi friends, If you give permission, I suggest you Elis Regina songs, like this: th-cam.com/video/uwZYby2ckzo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=AcxwcaPYa7rtrZ8g Greetings from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil!
@@renegaderunner332 your math skills are incredible.. I did state my age.. but my dad had so much music on "Reel to Reel" that there always something to dance to, and even though old, his recordings were new to me :)
I'm just saying 🤷 how bad music 🎶 is now.i listen too blus jazz classical. Ps.a lot of classical music 🎶 i don't like. One of my top composers is heyden
The absolutely best Summer of my life. 1967 I was 20 years old and the world was my oyster. Would live forever. Not so. An old man now, reliving my glory days in memories.
1967 was one of my best years! Celebrated my 19th birthday in Vietnam. Fireworks were some of the best I had ever seen. Dinner was Beans and Mother Fers and pound cake.
I was 14 and this music was so glamorous. I have many of their albums and love them still. Yes, my dear, it was a truly fab time. The cars, the fashions the FUTURE! Shame the future didn't work out but, as you say, we have our memories to keep us going. Cheers.
I was 14 when this song was a hit on WABC radio in NY. I loved it so much that later in my life I printed the lyrics in Portuguese and learned how to sing this phoenetically!
I was a few years older than you.....also lived in NYC...my first intro to Brazilian music...never could carry a tune..music was better way back when !!
They also used to play this song constantly on “Rambling with Gambling” on WWOR in NYC when I was a child. Instilled in me a love of the bossa nova which remains with me now at 61 years old. ❤
I clearly remember seeing this on TV live in 1967 I was 13 years old. And remember how sexy, sophisticated and exciting the music and the performers were. This is what set me on the path to a bigger broader appreciation for music and eventually Smooth Jazz.
Eartha Kitt, along with this iconic band, Sergio Mendes & Brasil 66 are the perfect definition of classic elegance. Everyone looks great and the guy with the shakers and tambourine is awesome! My family is Afro-Caribbean and I was brought up with this type of music, International music. I thank my parents for introducing me to this fabulous music.
Yes, so thankful that in my family we listened to many styles of sophisticated music. My ears were spoiled practically from birth and I couldn't stomach much of the music of my teen years (the 80s) preferring much more the songs my elders liked.
I grew up a boomer in Miami. We always had the greatest music in our house. That wonderful music will never get old. When I am in a shit mood, a little bossa nova always lifts my spirits.
Yup. My parents were Haitian and I grew up in the '80s listening to '57- '77 Afro-Carib-Latin-Euro Funk/Jazz/Ballads. This is the soundtrack of my childhood.
This was a track on the first Ep vinyl disk I ever bought. My lifelong love of Brazilian music was only consolidated by living in Brazil for a few months mainly In Salvador da Bahia where I met some famous musicians such as Luis Melodia and Milton Nascimento. When I came back to Australia I presented a weekly community radio programme on Brazilian music, founded the annual South American Festival of Music and Dance at the Bondi Pavilion and became Social Director of Sydney's own Escola do Samba. I was also fortunate to meet Egberto Gismonti and Nana Vasconcelos when they were performing in Sydney. There is something about Brazilian music that just nourishes my soul and always makes me smile.
Wow! Que incrível! Muito obrigado por divulgar a boa música brasileira aí na Austrália. Fico emocionado e feliz que a nossa cultura tenha te tocado de forma tão profunda. Adoro o Milton Nascimento e fui vê-lo em sua última apresentação ao público no emblemático show da turnê A Última Sessão de Música, em novembro de 2022 no estádio do Mineirão em Belo Horizonte. Foi uma linda experiência. Um abraço daqui da chuvosa cidade de Curitiba, no sul do Brasil.
Great job! Thank you for publicizing Brazilian songs in Australia! Greetings from Rio de Janeiro... Do you know Elis Regina songs? If you give permission, try this samba-jazz sung by her beautiful voice: th-cam.com/video/uwZYby2ckzo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=AcxwcaPYa7rtrZ8g
@Donald...I thought so until an Ugandan busiman introduced me to Evora, a singer from Cabo Verde. One of her back-up people plays a piano in a way I've never heard before.
Especially amazing since there were no microphones in sight for either the singers or instruments except for the one in front of Sergio which was used after the song was over so we so we could hear him speak. th-cam.com/video/ahs7Lb7aYco/w-d-xo.html I'm not knocking them. This is the way TV was and for the most part, still is done; pre-recorded audio with lip syncing.
@@queenbeekeeper That's because today's pop "music" is 100% performance based: it's just to display the self-absorbed emotion of the so-called "artiste" at that moment and serves no lasting purpose. On the other hand, music before 1975 was about the song. Put another way, back then, one had to have solid material and genuine musical skill to get a recording contract. Today, song quality is secondary and musicianship is not really important given all the computer-assist technology -- precisely why it's bland, trite and frankly embarrassing. For example, in the world of black pop, it's hard to imagine that we've descended from Aretha's amazing music in 1968 to the hell-hole depths of rap and hip/hop garbage of the last 35 years.
Wow!!! This is the first of I have heard anything from this group and they were AWESOME!!! Just a piano, bass fiddle and a set drums and the sound is fantastic. Wow and from 1966!!!
It was a great time for new & refreshing music. I listened so much my father cut the plug off my record player. I was 16 then. I still have their music thru Apple.
I'm so glad I was 31 in 1966 with a tape player on my sailboat, and tapes of Sergio Mendes and Brazil 66 that I could play as we sailed on Galveston Bay. Sergio and Antonio Carlos Jobim's music are memories that I'll always remember and associate with that great time of my life when I courted my future wife out on the bay, teaching a North Carolina girl from Asheville how to ride the wind while listening to some great new music from Brazil. Thanks Sergio and Antonio
This is so cool. I’ve always loved their sound. Lani Hall, “The Voice”, married Herb Alpert sometime after Brazil 66 signed with his A&M records. They’re still together.
Um…hate to burst your bubble. But they were definitely not really singing and really playing in this clip. They basically just played the actual track from the album and pretended because it was for TV. Back then the expectation was that you were just sing along with your actual track. Many bands would smarten up to that and then demand to be able to play live, but most TV executives wouldn’t allow it.
En esta canción está encerrado todo un país .....PELE , LAS MUJERES HERMOSAS ,SU RITMOS , SU COLOR , SUS PLAYAS , SU RIQUESA , SU MUSICA .....TODO EL EXPLENDOR DE UN GRAN PAIS .....DESDE MÉXICO CON TODO MI CORAZÓN UN ABRAZO A TODOS UDS ....... BENDICIÓN
I've always loved this song since way back then so I went to look up just what Mas que nada meant & found this very interesting article. It explains the origins of the song & composer, and has the lyrics, w/ English translation, fascinating!- www.thebestofbrazil.info/specialfeatures3.html
@@MsMcmoe aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa la
@@diogocatalano9557 I agree,many of the Latin genres have been spoiled .take Merengue from Dominican rep,the ultramerengue is unlistenable now.Cuban,great till the 90s,.
I was a kid when I saw Brazil 66 on TV. I love this song! I don’t understand the words but it’s pleasing to the ear. Mom would’ve been able to understand it at the time.
i was raised on this! my mom played this on cassette all the time and she eventually forgot the name of this song. it's been over a DECADE since i last heard it, so happy to finally know what it is!!
LOL....I had a smaller version of those earrings that had different replacement colored orbs...hadn't thought about those in years....great memories and such a GREAT song!!!
The "Pringles canister" is a percussion instrument called GANZÁ. The musician name is (ou was) José Soares. I' am not certain but he had a nigth club in Rio many years ago.
+Enig Ma, Pringles canister? It's called ah....hey wait you know what? That's gives me an idea....save me some money and just rattle the crumbs around. Hmmm....
One of their best songs, which has passed the test of time. The rhythm and the lyrics are very good, and the girls' voices coupled to the excellently played piano and the other instruments, make it one of my favorites through the years.
Mortal Clown Eartha Kitt was a very unique woman in the same way Grace Jones was and not because of their skin colour. They were just unique and no one was ever able to copy them. Icons.
Gente, cadê os brs? A gringaiada toda apreciando esse hino e eu aqui, boiando. Sou só eu que nessa quarentena resolveu vasculhar o youtube procurando o que há de melhor, em termos de música, do nosso país? Manifestem-se para eu me sentir menos sozinha, por favor!
Essa conta de telefone tá no nome do meu filho..mais você não está só..tbm estou curtindo essa preciosidade. Nesse tempo de pandemia só um som desses pra animar rsrs
@@PauloCesar-cy5ls queria que a mesma coisa acontecesse aqui, no nosso país. Como o @juliano Xavier já explanou, hoje quase ninguém escuta música de verdade.
@@urbanogabriel "Aí, Pablo RB Vem com o bigodinho de Hitler, que minha pepeca é terrorista Pipokinha, princesa da putaria Bota, bota o bigode na minha xota Bota, bota, bota o bigode na minha xota De 4 que entra tudo, dá um tesão do caralho De 4, de 4 😁😁
@@urbanogabrielmúsica brasileira hoje é puro lixo.. letras sem sentido ou em apologia ao crime, português mal falado, igualzinho à atual juventude. Perdidos e alucinados, sem cultura, sem conhecimento mas com arrogância e baixaria. Lamentável o que conseguiram fazer (destruir) de 95 pra cá.
This works because every single person on that stage was not only an excellent musician, they were also listening to each other. You don't usually get this level of competence outside of a recording studio. They were the best of the best. Oh, and Eartha Kitt...what talent.
Benny Hill so true now we have "rappers" .what a bunch of stupid people , shit " music" shit people , and the Music" I think they call it that although I am not sure it is music .Sound like noise to me .
+MerleOberon Oh Merle, So thankful you are still here. Your greatness can never be repeated with today's unskilled instant microwave wanna be actors. You have my highest praise and appreciation. Thank god for TCM movies. I long for the 60's and 70's and so sad for those long lost days. I can even smell the air and feel the warmth of the sunshine. Love you Ms. Oberon
I grew up in Mexico City,,,, Mexican father french mother,,, very cosmopolitan household! On the weekend Saturday mornings my parents would play Sergio Mendes,,,Jobim, ,,,we had every Samba bossa nova cutting edge record,,, what a childhood,,,!
I was only 9 when this came out, but I remember it very, very well. This song was everywhere, as were most of Sergio Mendez's songs. A fabulous time in music. So glad I was alive to hear it when it first came out.
Yes, was also about 9 or 10 years old when they had this song amongst many other tracks constantly playing on the radio. Such a different and distinctive sound. One of the reasons I'm constantly drawn to the latin American sound is the magnificent talents of Sergio Mendes and Brazil '66.
First date I ever took a young lady I met was to see Sergio Mendes & Brasil 66 in 1970. Well, it worked and we got married in 1972 and are still married. Thanks, Sergio...
Daniel McDevitt congratulations to you and yours. Great music.
Fantastic story, you are one lucky fella!
goosebump , ur so lucky
lol...about the same year on a first date with a then- recent acquaintance I took her to see Nancy Wilson and Lou Rawls at the Hollywood Bowl. Soon after another guy took her to see Sergio Mendes...he ended up with her. Thanks a lot, Sergio!
Goals!!!!! ❤️
this was one of my favorite songs, as a teenager. Sergio Mendes and Brasil 66 was the bomb. Today in 2023, I still love Sergio Mendes
110% ! And out of all the songs I have loved this is the one song that pops into my head THE MOST OFTEN from out of nowhere when I am just walking along. Mas que nada indeed !
I feel the same.
Fine and beautiful 60s tune !
This is a wonderful ever-ever-ever green. Always fresh and exciting.
I was born in 1952 and the same with me here in Australia.
My dad used to play this and we'd all dance in the living room. Thanks for the great memories.
We did the same. Dad his brother and father were musicians. Dad played this album over & over. It's a wonder the needle didn't score all the way through the record. LoL
Why can't we have music like this today 😫
Ha! We do have it! Get this on CD and listen to it all you want! We have the originals... don't need to look for duplicates or imitators!
We don't necessarily need music "like this" today. We can stick to and appreciate the classics.
Porque ahora todo es perreo, reggaeton y autotune, la música actual es decadente y sin inspiración.
Because we are in decadense
Go to Colombia it's everywhere.
This was cool back then...and it is about a billion times cooler now.
Smooth, soothingly and like a warm hug lol
anything is, but then magic was everywhere and we were all of us free.
it is timeless indeed...so great....musicianship, voices, the song itself.....no planned obsolescence like today's music....katy Perry or Ariana Grande will be nothin' but a forgotten joke in 30 years whilst this oldie will be listened worldwide at any time......that's the difference
Yes
How do we go back there?
Man, so, so good....
A pianist, a bassist, a drummer, three singers and a tambourine....if it's a classic, that's all it takes.
Classic for brazil ♡
@@bre2500 That's what you think.
Lots of sound esp when talent is on point
That's actually a pandiero...similar to a tambourine and common in Brasil.
@Peter Evans : I gotta fever, and the only cure is more Pringles can!
I believe that my Mom has every album they ever released. As a kid she would play their music while she cleaned our house. This brings back such sweet memories from childhood. Excellent music, and such talent. I was indoctrinated to the finest music from the day I was born. I cannot thank my family for the joy they brought me through their love of music 🎵 ❤🎵
As a kid, your mother would clean your house ?
Just how old was she ?
How the hell old were you, for that matter ?!?
(Try this: "When I was a kid, she would play their music while she cleaned the house...")
After decades, they are still cool. 😀
try: HALF A CENTURY and they still sound cool?
absolutely
Aai i8
@@mirkovic
It's that samba beat
@Karl with a K Ha!Ha!
53 years later and this music still feels fresh and new. Great stuff.
Yes! The composer is Jorge Ben-- ----He and Sergio used to play together in the 60s out there by Copacabana at Beco das Garrafas- --- Tremendous sixties!
Will sound fresh in another 100 years
Pipestud3 CorncobPuffer I agree !!
Wow that long ago? Guess I was rockin out in the crib lol!!!
Eu so ova Charlie Brown
Back in the 60s music scene, Brazilians were the coolest people on the planet- Astrud Gilberto in "The Girl From Ipanema", then Sergio Mendes. The sound was way ahead of its time and still sounds fresh today.
Hey! Brazilian music is one of the things I'm most proud of in my country. Unfortunately, the 1960s and 1970s were particularly sad here in Brazil. There was a lot of repression by the ultra-right dictatorial regime supported and financed by the United States. Great artists like Gilberto Gil, Caetano Veloso, Gal Costa and Elis Regina were severely persecuted and had to flee the country as they could be arrested, tortured or killed. It is with happiness that we live in times of democracy here in Brazil, at the same time that we feel a certain anguish with the radicalization of our society. But I hope the storm ends someday.
Greetings from Curitiba, in the south of Brazil.
what about Ricky Ricardo :)
@@jetaro63 Hey man, you're in a different world, Ricky was Cubano from Havana, back in the 50's, get with it!
Asrturd R.I.P
brasil are the coolest
NEVER outdated, never not in style. Brava
The hypnotic vocals of Lani Hall and the jazzy rhythm of the music make this an all time classic. Pure 60’s magic.
indeed
@@EdWeibe¡Asi mismo es!
That was BiBi vogel in silver dress which did the lead, Lani became Lead after BiBi left!
Sorry dude! It's not jazz! It is pure Bossa Nova!!🇧🇷🇺🇸
Her Portuguese is dreadful. Great song though.
Portuguese is the perfectly suited language for this style of gentle, laid-back, sophisticated mid 60s Brasilian music.
Sergio Mendes is Brazilian, as were the singers on this recording
That was a bit of luck.
@@imbees2Lani Hall is actually from Chicago
It’s Brazilian. What other language would it be but Portuguese? That’s like saying English is the perfect language for blue grass music.
Hi friends, If you give permission, I suggest you Elis Regina songs, like this:
th-cam.com/video/uwZYby2ckzo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=AcxwcaPYa7rtrZ8g
Greetings from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil!
Eartha kitts voice, the way she speaks, is just so beautiful
Any idea what accent that was?
@@Pyrethryn A Eartha Kitt era americana, mas esse tom de voz dela era intencional, tipo sexy kitten :-)
🐱 Meow baby 🇫🇷 Arnold Bourbon Amaral
Catwoman from the T V show Batman. She was sexy as hell.
Eartha Kitt so beautiful and so hot and sexy .
I'm 56 now... but this tune still moves my feet.... and soul..
Same here @ 64. Dad played this album over & over.
I'm 67.pop music 🎶 now we have Taylor swift 😅😅😅😅
How old were you when this sone came out. You were probably less that 2 years old!
@@renegaderunner332 your math skills are incredible.. I did state my age.. but my dad had so much music on "Reel to Reel" that there always something to dance to, and even though old, his recordings were new to me :)
I'm just saying 🤷 how bad music 🎶 is now.i listen too blus jazz classical. Ps.a lot of classical music 🎶 i don't like. One of my top composers is heyden
The guy with the shaker is having the best time of his life.
He looks like the guy in the Flying Nun
How did he land that gig🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The absolutely best Summer of my life. 1967 I was 20 years old and the world was my oyster. Would live forever. Not so. An old man now, reliving my glory days in memories.
Yes, those were my glory days as well, best music, best cars, best girls. Wouldn't trade those wonderful memories for anything.
1967 was one of my best years! Celebrated my 19th birthday in Vietnam. Fireworks were some of the best I had ever seen. Dinner was Beans and Mother Fers and pound cake.
I was 6, and I understand what you're saying. Happens to us all. You'll have that.
I was 14 and this music was so glamorous. I have many of their albums and love them still. Yes, my dear, it was a truly fab time. The cars, the fashions the FUTURE! Shame the future didn't work out but, as you say, we have our memories to keep us going. Cheers.
@@bhaws17 Tet offensive???
Who’s listening this wonderful song of this industry
Those were the days of great talent. And classic beard's
11 million plus
Old man TN here.
I am!
I was 14 when this song was a hit on WABC radio in NY. I loved it so much that later in my life I printed the lyrics in Portuguese and learned how to sing this phoenetically!
I was a few years older than you.....also lived in NYC...my first intro to Brazilian music...never could carry a tune..music was better way back when !!
Too cool, Carolyn !
how old are you now
They also used to play this song constantly on “Rambling with Gambling” on WWOR in NYC when I was a child. Instilled in me a love of the bossa nova which remains with me now at 61 years old. ❤
@@interactiondesign8mojo601 LOL!
(Hint: Brasil 66)
I clearly remember seeing this on TV live in 1967 I was 13 years old. And remember how sexy, sophisticated and exciting the music and the performers were. This is what set me on the path to a bigger broader appreciation for music and eventually Smooth Jazz.
I suggest you try Bossa Nova songs
I was 10 and remember it well. I still love Bossa Nova!
✌️🫶🎵🎶🌎☮️🕊
@@moisesmata1173 blame it on the Bosa Nova ......👌
Jobim, Baden Powell, so many
This not Snooze Jazz …
Eartha Kitt, along with this iconic band, Sergio Mendes & Brasil 66 are the perfect definition of classic elegance. Everyone looks great and the guy with the shakers and tambourine is awesome! My family is Afro-Caribbean and I was brought up with this type of music, International music. I thank my parents for introducing me to this fabulous music.
Couldn't have said it better. Jamaican whiteboy
Yes, so thankful that in my family we listened to many styles of sophisticated music. My ears were spoiled practically from birth and I couldn't stomach much of the music of my teen years (the 80s) preferring much more the songs my elders liked.
now all we have in trinidad is "jump an' win' an' fete" rubbish.
I grew up a boomer in Miami. We always had the greatest music in our house. That wonderful music will never get old. When I am in a shit mood, a little bossa nova always lifts my spirits.
Yup. My parents were Haitian and I grew up in the '80s listening to '57- '77 Afro-Carib-Latin-Euro Funk/Jazz/Ballads. This is the soundtrack of my childhood.
Wow this song made me finally clean up my room.
It has that certain upbeat sound that gave me inner energy to do what my mother been begging me to do.
Haha
Funniest this I've read all day!
👍😀
This is funny 😂
The music is like life energy flowing through your veins, inspiring and motivating.
This is class. Take me home back to the 60s early 70s. Thank you Sergio and Brasil 66.
Oh my, it gives me chills. My late Dad used to play this when I was about 4 in 1966, and I loved it
I grew up listening to this as a kid, became a musician, and just listened to this again and am blown away by how great the music is, Incomparable!
I was 4
ME TOO!
@@petefroehling8704I'm 62 in 3 weeks time!
@@robroy6072lovely!
My mom taught me how to dance to this album may she rest in peace. Love u mom
Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷 🔆🔆🔆🌈🦜🌈🦜🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊🌴🌴🌴🌴
@@PauloFerreira-wp2it hey baby what's the skinny?👍🗽.
🤍🤍
@@imcherbitch943 I wish
It's a good day to be alive
The 1960's, the golden age of Brazilian culture.
HAD THIS ALBUM. Im 72 now, and still fresh as when I first heard it!
This was a track on the first Ep vinyl disk I ever bought. My lifelong love of Brazilian music was only consolidated by living in Brazil for a few months mainly In Salvador da Bahia where I met some famous musicians such as Luis Melodia and Milton Nascimento. When I came back to Australia I presented a weekly community radio programme on Brazilian music, founded the annual South American Festival of Music and Dance at the Bondi Pavilion and became Social Director of Sydney's own Escola do Samba. I was also fortunate to meet Egberto Gismonti and Nana Vasconcelos when they were performing in Sydney. There is something about Brazilian music that just nourishes my soul and always makes me smile.
Love Milton Nascimento!
It is the language. Portuguese as sung by its native speakers the Brazilians makes the music.
Wow! Que incrível! Muito obrigado por divulgar a boa música brasileira aí na Austrália. Fico emocionado e feliz que a nossa cultura tenha te tocado de forma tão profunda. Adoro o Milton Nascimento e fui vê-lo em sua última apresentação ao público no emblemático show da turnê A Última Sessão de Música, em novembro de 2022 no estádio do Mineirão em Belo Horizonte. Foi uma linda experiência.
Um abraço daqui da chuvosa cidade de Curitiba, no sul do Brasil.
Great job! Thank you for publicizing Brazilian songs in Australia! Greetings from Rio de Janeiro...
Do you know Elis Regina songs? If you give permission, try this samba-jazz sung by her beautiful voice:
th-cam.com/video/uwZYby2ckzo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=AcxwcaPYa7rtrZ8g
what an exciting life you made for yourself x
I find Brazilian Portugese to be the most musical and sensual of languages. This music is amazing!
Couldn't agree more.
Sim
@@mitchellyoung5564 Yes.
@Donald...I thought so until an Ugandan busiman introduced me to Evora, a singer from Cabo Verde. One of her back-up people plays a piano in a way I've never heard before.
@@jayyoung4534 Thanks for the tip.
I'm old enough to remember Brasil 66 as a new modern style music...
Me too!
I loved it!!!
Damn... you've seen some stuff huh?
Me too. It still makes me feel good. I have to listen to a bit of Brazil every day.
Eartha Kitt's intro is perfect.
Likewise ine a my faves as aid I m 61
Still enjoying the beat, the rhythm...in 2022. Ageless.💓
Also in 2023
The young ladies singing have the best harmonies I have ever heard.they blend so well👏👏👏👏
No doubt those two and the front gals for ABBA are amazing!
@@bowlingdj300 I think the girl on the left is Herb Alpert's future wife.
the woman with the silver dress on the left is lani hall(now mrs herb alpert)
Only one singing. Herb's wife Iani (closest to the band). Her voice was recorded twice. Other lady was just there for effect
Especially amazing since there were no microphones in sight for either the singers or instruments except for the one in front of Sergio which was used after the song was over so we so we could hear him speak. th-cam.com/video/ahs7Lb7aYco/w-d-xo.html I'm not knocking them. This is the way TV was and for the most part, still is done; pre-recorded audio with lip syncing.
God, the shite we have today - this is class
No No comparison!!
I agree. How many songs today will be still pure class 50 years from now?
our grandparents pumped out much hipper music than we give them credit for....the stuff today....i die from boredum
We are living in an era of shit....
@@queenbeekeeper That's because today's pop "music" is 100% performance based: it's just to display the self-absorbed emotion of the so-called "artiste" at that moment and serves no lasting purpose. On the other hand, music before 1975 was about the song. Put another way, back then, one had to have solid material and genuine musical skill to get a recording contract. Today, song quality is secondary and musicianship is not really important given all the computer-assist technology -- precisely why it's bland, trite and frankly embarrassing. For example, in the world of black pop, it's hard to imagine that we've descended from Aretha's amazing music in 1968 to the hell-hole depths of rap and hip/hop garbage of the last 35 years.
This was so cool. It is....(in 2019!!)...still cool. All these years later..
Yes Indeed!
Cooler than cool!
do you mean timeless ?
yes i think so
yes it is
Yes !!!! oh ba oh ba oh ba!!!
Wow!!! This is the first of I have heard anything from this group and they were AWESOME!!! Just a piano, bass fiddle and a set drums and the sound is fantastic. Wow and from 1966!!!
In 1966 it was a bold new world full of hope!
The only 45 I kept from my childhood was one of theirs - "The Look of Love" on one side and "Like a Lover" on the other side.
Yeah man, the 60s, it was phenomenal time for music and love, sorry you came so late to the party, it's your parents' fault. Peace and love.
@@klemkadiddlekopper I like the Red Skelton reference!
It was a great time for new & refreshing music. I listened so much my father cut the plug off my record player. I was 16 then. I still have their music thru Apple.
Tell me music is better today..this is fantastic, what a sound. Such musicianship
Obv you have never heard the 90s band Tipsy. ...I am officially telling you
I'm so glad I was 31 in 1966 with a tape player on my sailboat, and tapes of Sergio Mendes and Brazil 66 that I could play as we sailed on Galveston Bay. Sergio and Antonio Carlos Jobim's music are memories that I'll always remember and associate with that great time of my life when I courted my future wife out on the bay, teaching a North Carolina girl from Asheville how to ride the wind while listening to some great new music from Brazil. Thanks Sergio and Antonio
Frank Parker that’s some good living that you just described there
Great story!...must have been amazing, cheers! 😌👏🏻🎼
composer Jorge Ben Jor
You’re 2 years younger than my dad. Must have been great times!!!
Wow .so amazing to hear.ita something i would love to do
This is so cool. I’ve always loved their sound. Lani Hall, “The Voice”, married Herb Alpert sometime after Brazil 66 signed with his A&M records. They’re still together.
Thanks for that!
👍
I also love the fact that Lani Hall was born in Chicago.
I saw them perform together a few years ago, Such a fun concert.
I wonder if she was the reason for his divorce?
It's timeless for a reason. The band was really playing and the singers were really singing.
Um…hate to burst your bubble. But they were definitely not really singing and really playing in this clip. They basically just played the actual track from the album and pretended because it was for TV. Back then the expectation was that you were just sing along with your actual track. Many bands would smarten up to that and then demand to be able to play live, but most TV executives wouldn’t allow it.
Não existe, e não vai existir uma melhor execução desta música com Sergio Mendes. Sensacional.
Yes there are others, older than this, just as good.
have you ever heard about bud bunny? didn't think so,,,,,,,,,,,,hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
@@stj971 Jorge Ben version, the original one, from his debut album Samba Esquema Novo (1963), for me it's the definitive one
Estoy de acuerdo, la mejor epoca de la musica brasilera junto con Vinicius y tantos otros !
Sergio Mendes mexicano
This is entertainment. This is rockin' Latin jazz at its finest. This is music!! And Eartha Kitt..... what more can be said?!
You can't say anything more. 65-66-67 Tops it!
beautiful music of sergio mendes & brasil 66. never fade!
bossa nova.
She's prrrrrrfect
JP03 0 , Kitt, was eerily exotic, enough said
Who still listen this in 2022?
a lot of people my dear.....
2024
Me!!!
2024 still listening
How about 2024
En esta canción está encerrado todo un país .....PELE , LAS MUJERES HERMOSAS ,SU RITMOS , SU COLOR , SUS PLAYAS , SU RIQUESA , SU MUSICA .....TODO EL EXPLENDOR DE UN GRAN PAIS .....DESDE MÉXICO CON TODO MI CORAZÓN UN ABRAZO A TODOS UDS ....... BENDICIÓN
Beautiful comment. Thanks friend. I mean, gracias hermano rsrs
I remember them when they appeared in 1966. I was 13. I instantly fell in love with their music. I followed them for many years.
This has to be one of the coolest songs ever recorded!
Billions of people around the world say the following: “Save Brazilian popular music. One of the most important and best on planet earth ”
I've always loved this song since way back then so I went to look up just what Mas que nada meant & found this very interesting article. It explains the origins of the song & composer, and has the lyrics, w/ English translation, fascinating!-
www.thebestofbrazil.info/specialfeatures3.html
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@@MsMcmoe aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa la
Indeed Brazilian music was great. Not anymore.
@@diogocatalano9557 I agree,many of the Latin genres have been spoiled .take Merengue from Dominican rep,the ultramerengue is unlistenable now.Cuban,great till the 90s,.
I was a kid when I saw Brazil 66 on TV. I love this song! I don’t understand the words but it’s pleasing to the ear. Mom would’ve been able to understand it at the time.
I fell in love with my husband to Sergio's music. Still married 45 years later!!!
Hard to believe this is like 50 years old. Great music remains great music.
I've just loved this sound for 50+ years... I'll never stop loving this.
Bossa Nova rocks!
I am looking for this song like 10 years. Finally i found it. Thanks TH-cam. Now I can listen it to everyday :D
i was raised on this! my mom played this on cassette all the time and she eventually forgot the name of this song. it's been over a DECADE since i last heard it, so happy to finally know what it is!!
Those earrings have just been re classfied as dwarf planets!
LOL....I had a smaller version of those earrings that had different replacement colored orbs...hadn't thought about those in years....great memories and such a GREAT song!!!
Wow, I wonder if her ear holes were stretched by the weight of those Awful looking blue balls earrings....lol
Jajajjajaa lol
Yeah,I was lookin' at her earrings too !?!
@@islndgrl832 They were VERY lightweight plastic or hooked over the top of the ear like Bajoran earrings.
The guy with the Pringles canister is just soo cool!
+Enig Ma Sad story though... Just like many other famous Pringle's can players of the 60's and 70's his life was ruined by Drugs and Booze.
The "Pringles canister" is a percussion instrument called GANZÁ. The musician name is (ou was) José Soares. I' am not certain but he had a nigth club in Rio many years ago.
He is trying so hard.
i agree to an extent -- he should play behind the women. it's a bit like he is up-staging them...
+Enig Ma, Pringles canister? It's called ah....hey wait you know what? That's gives me an idea....save me some money and just rattle the crumbs around. Hmmm....
The ladies have such beautiful voices.
it is the one on the left singing twice on a recording. This isn't real.
One of their best songs, which has passed the test of time. The rhythm and the lyrics are very good, and the girls' voices coupled to the excellently played piano and the other instruments, make it one of my favorites through the years.
Me ha fascinado desde que era niña ,la música brasileña es simplemente hermosa,un saludo a Brasil de una mexicana 😘
@Maricela...Igual music mexicana gracias a Maria Grever.
Olá irmã! Saudações ao México! 🙋♀️
Y ahora con la tristeza de la muerte de Gal Costa
Ola Maricela, soy Brasileiro muchos anos atraz havia una novia Argentina jamada Maricela, saludos de Chicago!
Muchas gracias!
This was the coolest music. Still is. Even Eartha's purring intro. The good days. 🤣
Mortal Clown Eartha Kitt was a very unique woman in the same way Grace Jones was and not because of their skin colour. They were just unique and no one was ever able to copy them.
Icons.
Where did Eartha Kitt belong? She wanted to be Caucasian so bad.
@@dwightpowell6673 she had the BALLZ to stand up to TPTB over the debacle that was the Viet Nam war & paid a price !!! I call that courage !!!
She wad Catwoman in Batman before Julie Newmar...
The way he distilled all the rhythms from Brazilian music in such a simple and power song is juts amazing and will always be amazing.
Elegant, talented, exotic, marvelous!!!
Es correcto!!
😍🇧🇷
Gente, cadê os brs?
A gringaiada toda apreciando esse hino e eu aqui, boiando.
Sou só eu que nessa quarentena resolveu vasculhar o youtube procurando o que há de melhor, em termos de música, do nosso país? Manifestem-se para eu me sentir menos sozinha, por favor!
Somos dois kkk
Essa conta de telefone tá no nome do meu filho..mais você não está só..tbm estou curtindo essa preciosidade. Nesse tempo de pandemia só um som desses pra animar rsrs
Essa foi a época da Bossa Nova, um jazz tupiniquim, gringo pira na bossa, até hj.
Tão tudo ouvindo Anitta, funk e outros lixos. São poucos os que curtem música boa de verdade hoje em dia.
@@PauloCesar-cy5ls queria que a mesma coisa acontecesse aqui, no nosso país. Como o @juliano Xavier já explanou, hoje quase ninguém escuta música de verdade.
Existiu uma época em que a música brasileira era arte!!!! Eis o exemplo!!!!
Mas continua sendo.
@@urbanogabriel "Aí, Pablo RB
Vem com o bigodinho de Hitler, que minha pepeca é terrorista
Pipokinha, princesa da putaria
Bota, bota o bigode na minha xota
Bota, bota, bota o bigode na minha xota
De 4 que entra tudo, dá um tesão do caralho
De 4, de 4 😁😁
Oui ... si vrai !
@@urbanogabriel Mas que nada
@@urbanogabrielmúsica brasileira hoje é puro lixo.. letras sem sentido ou em apologia ao crime, português mal falado, igualzinho à atual juventude. Perdidos e alucinados, sem cultura, sem conhecimento mas com arrogância e baixaria. Lamentável o que conseguiram fazer (destruir) de 95 pra cá.
Maravilhoso!! Sérgio Mendes é um orgulho para o Brasil. Que impactante isto.
Quem não conhece Sérgio Mendes?!!!!!!!
Vdd 👏👏
@@izamelo3335 los millenials
Comuna que saiu vazado do Brasil, e nunca mais voltou. Não é besta, afinal, todo comuna adora morar nos EUA, o opressor capitalista.
Beautiful rendition of a Jorge Ben classic.
Clearly one of the greatest songs of the 20th century.
i would not go that far!!
check out gill scott heron
Without doubt!!!!!
Great song, but c'mon...
THE BEST SONG OF SERGIO MENSEZ AND GREAT GROUP.
I love Spanish soul music
This works because every single person on that stage was not only an excellent musician, they were also listening to each other.
You don't usually get this level of competence outside of a recording studio.
They were the best of the best.
Oh, and Eartha Kitt...what talent.
60's were AWESOME!
Was only a kid but very fond memories of my formative years🥰
i had the pleasure of seeing this divine woman in the mid 60s , she had tons of talent Wow ,, lol to all fgans xx
The mid-late 60's look for women is still the sexiest and most beautiful to me.
Yes you are right.. also the 80s.. a lot of women with awesome bodies and no surgery..
So right !
Feminism and powerful women right on ! men looked pretty too
Ginger and Mary Ann...
@@ACWerling Yup.
The exquisite voice of Lanny Hall added to the beautiful sound of Sergio Mendes and Brasil 66, what a combination.
Timeless classic! Marc Antoine covered this so I had to go back and watch the original. Sergio Mendes is a musical genius! Classy!
Bellísima música inolvidable, que artistazos😍😍👏👏 grandee Brasil Bosa 🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶 🕺
😍
Music. This is what it looks like. This is what it SOUNDS like.
Indeed... With real talent, technology is distinctly secondary in importance.
for sure! It has everything!
Benny Hill so true now we have "rappers" .what a bunch of stupid people , shit " music" shit people , and the Music" I think they call it that although I am not sure it is music .Sound like noise to me .
Actually I think the old instruments used like these sound better then the modern sounds.
Spread the word.......
The dude between the two women...playin' percussion LIKE A BOSS!
Quien Sera?
His name is José Soares. He was playing the pandeiro and the ganzá.
masterpiece!!!!, the greatest music has no age!!!
Me encanta la música Brasileira. La bossa Nova es a mi gusto elegante. Gracias por tal lindas armonías
Saludos desde Mexico
Gracias hermano.
This beats any of the crap out today. Love this!
One of the best songs... ever. More than fifty years since it was composed and still a great one.
...truly a classic...
Diana Westrup The Amazing Sergio Medes 😁
This song was written and recorded by Jorge Ben in 1963
It was, and remains the most important song in my life.
So Many Stars is also well worth a listen.
Maravilhoso! Essa musica reflete a alma do país, possui ritmo, bossa, criatividade e leveza. O Brasil na sua essência ainda é assim.
The lady in gold and the lady in silver
Beautiful girls and beautiful voices❤️🔥
This tune is amazing 💥
What an absolutely cool group with a great sound and look.
i just fell in love with Eartha Kitt from that introduction
Anthony Longobardo She as a passionate woman to say the least.
Met him in the 90s, humble and kind. Deserves all the success 👍
I Never get tired of this amazing tune and performance. Still listening, Mr. Mendes! 😄😊
This Percussionist rules! He nearly falls over backwards from the fun he’s having. What a song!
The lady on the left married Herb Alpert of the Tijuana Brass fame. They are still married and Herb is in his 80's.
Yes, Lani Hall.
CL Forever she was/is a doll
Love her voice, dress and moves. Classy.
Beautiful lady .. love Herb
Saw them both do this live a few years back. Still totally cool and amazing. Such an honor!
Real music. I bought this LP when it came out.
Grande Sergio Mendes!! Tantíssimo orgulho de você!! Muito obrigada pela sua genialidade musical!
As if Brasil 66 weren't enough, we get an introduction from Eartha Kitt!
I KNOW ❤️
I want to spend the rest of my life in 1967
+MerleOberon
Oh Merle, So thankful you are still here. Your greatness can never be repeated with today's unskilled instant microwave wanna be actors. You have my highest praise and appreciation. Thank
god for TCM movies.
I long for the 60's and 70's and so sad for those long lost days. I can even smell the air and feel the warmth of the sunshine. Love you Ms. Oberon
The actress Merle Oberon passed away in 1979.
+MerleOberon I only spent one year there.
liduck52
Me too, but I was only 11.
Me too. Well, three months. I grew up listening to Brazil 66 albums, and the clothes on the women fascinated me, especially the giant earrings.
LOVED the song when it was on the charts....🌹🌹🌹🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦💋💋
Cuanta añoranza de aquellos maravillosos 16 años tenia, cuando sonaba esta canción, mi padre tenia el disco y me encantaba ponerlo una y otra vez
That percussionist guy dancing was the biggest star! Great moves!
Yep. He steals the scene
I freaking love this group, they had such refreshing and energetic sound
I grew up in Mexico City,,,, Mexican father french mother,,, very cosmopolitan household! On the weekend Saturday mornings my parents would play Sergio Mendes,,,Jobim, ,,,we had every Samba bossa nova cutting edge record,,, what a childhood,,,!
Es una tremenda canción, tiene tremendo ritmo, me gusta muchísimo!!! Felicitaciones al maestro Sergio Mendes.
I was only 9 when this came out, but I remember it very, very well. This song was everywhere, as were most of Sergio Mendez's songs. A fabulous time in music. So glad I was alive to hear it when it first came out.
Mendes*
I heard it in 1968 and was 18 ...
still have a vinyl
and love it
I was 9 when this came out too! What wonderful memories it brings back!
Yes, was also about 9 or 10 years old when they had this song amongst many other tracks constantly playing on the radio. Such a different and distinctive sound. One of the reasons I'm constantly drawn to the latin American sound is the magnificent talents of Sergio Mendes and Brazil '66.
I was 14 yrs I SURE remember IT!
I've always been a fan of this wonderful group. When it comes to real good music, Sergio Mendes & Brazil 66 are second to NONE!
thestick52. i grew up listening to this group. love them
So true Sergio Mendes is such a great pianist
Just saw Sergio Mendes at the Sony Hall in NYC..at 81 still have so much passion ...sounds great. I love him and his music
Sensacional, me vibra el corazón y alimenta el alma de sabía nostalgia que me hace feliz❤❤❤❤❤