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bossa nova
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bossa nova
a dance similar to the samba, originating in Brazil


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Byline: ANI Candolim (Goa), Nov 14 (ANI): Celebrated fashion designer Wendell Rodricks exhibited his superb collection of whites, Bossa Nova (new trend) and the Cubist here on Friday.
Rodricks showcases his exquisite collection at Goa by Asian News International
While not being especially pretty as a town, Playa d'en Bossa itself again has enough to satisfy everyone with plenty of bars, restaurants, a small funfair, the usual fast food emporiums and shops including a top-quality perfumerie, pharmacy and well-run medical centre.
Holiday harmony for all the family; Travel: Paul Snowdon discovers ... by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
Robert BENZIKER ELiane Elias Bossa Nova Stories (Blue Note) It was just a year ago that Eliane Elias released the excellent, piano-strong Something for You: Eliane Elias Sings and Plays Bill Evans.
PASA TEMPOS by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
 
 
 
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