Brasil ’66

Brasil ’66, a Brazilian bossa nova group led by pianist Sergio Mendes, gained international fame in the 1960s for their innovative blend of jazz, samba, and pop. Known for hits like “Mas Que Nada” and their cover of “The Look of Love,” they introduced Brazilian music to a global audience, combining Portuguese lyrics with sophisticated melodies and rhythms. Their success paved the way for the popularization of bossa nova worldwide, leaving a lasting legacy in the fusion of Latin and American music styles.