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ISBN: 9788573260724
Este libro analiza las raíces y el desarrollo de la música urbana brasileña del siglo XX, especialmente la producida por los sectores sociales más desfavorecidos. José Ramos Tinhorão, reconocido investigador, ofrece una perspectiva profunda sobre la historia de la Música Popular Brasileña (MPB), generando un debate enriquecedor sobre su evolución y significado cultural.
José Ramos Tinhorão was a Brazilian journalist, essayist, music critic, music historian and author of many books on Brazilian popular music. He was a lifelong detractor of the Bossa Nova movement, which he saw as pasteurized Jazz music assembled in the tropics.
