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BOSSA NOVA | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
Bossanova and rap, like all musics, present potential meanings and symbolic arrays which conflict and conflate with broader interpretations of society.
Maita started singing her father's compositions and also classic sambas and bossanova.
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Maysa's legacy, although it points to a bossanova bias, is that of a more dramatic singer and it would be more properly linked to the bolero and samba-cano rhythm.
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Rap's textuality, perhaps not too unlike the discursive progressivism allotted to bossa nova's sometimes revolutionary disposition, consists of an aura of individualism, a celebratory, sometimes cunning protestation.
Bossa nova's famous yet arguably misplaced screen appearance in 1959 interweaves with this broader discourse, playing an indirect role in the brokering of identity carried out by elite cultural production.
Its modernist edge and progressivism still intact during the late 1960s, the bossanova movement witnessed divisive political polemics within its ranks in response to the 1964 military coup.
In contrast to the effective uses of samba in the film, bossanova lends, in its luxurious quietude of modernity, a certain commercial ' wholesomeness' and marketability to the film.
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