Stan Getz recorded five Bossa Nova albums in four years to define the Bossa craze. A decade later, this rare live recording provided a final exclamation point.

Never to be repeated!

On May 13, 1888, Brazil’s Princess Isabel signed the Lei Áurea to end slavery in Brazil. The law was written here, in the library at Villa Riso. It's quite a story.

Historic Events Happened Here.

Every song you've ever loved began as a new song. Introduce your ears to Kristen Mather de Andrade's Sem Fim album, plus Park Avenue Experience.

Listen anytime.

Begins Sunday: This week, we'll travel south to the city of Recife on Brazil's northeastern coast to explore the music of pianist Ricardo Bacelar. Enjoy!

Fan with us! Listen Live:

Broadcast date: May 17 - 24

On-Demand through May 31

Streaming daily at 7 am, 3 pm, 6 pm, and midnight Central.

Click here to Listen Live or on demand.

There's big movement on our Top 10 this week, with new singles from Bebel Gilberto and Eliane Elias. Plus Links for videos, downloads, and concerts, too!

And new names are 'bubbling under'.

Sunday at Noon CT: This week, host George Klabin brings you one of the first shows he thought of when deciding to create this radio program. A hand-picked playlist of his very best male and female vocalists for Bossa Nova’s unique and international style. Join us live!

Listen Live

Broadcast date: May 3 at noon CT

The Thursday Replay: May 7 at 3 pm CT

Heart Of Brasil makes Brazilian Music radio history.

Click here for the weekly playlist and to Listen Live.

Connect Brazil’s guide to the Blue Note Jazz Club in Copacabana has everything you need to appreciate this magical, musical city. Plus...

Our tips and recommendations.

Born in Rio on May 15, 1940, Oscar Castro-Neves remains an iconic figure with Brazilian Jazz fans. He was a great friend to Connect Brazil, too.

Spend a few minutes with his music.