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The 11 pages that link to Brazilian popular music, each with the reason it gives.

• Bossa novaNarrower topic: Bossa nova arose within Brazil’s popular music scene and later became one of its internationally recognized styles.

• João GilbertoNarrower topic: Gilberto’s innovations became a lasting reference point within this broader musical landscape.

• Carmen MirandaNarrower topic: Miranda’s early repertoire emerged from Brazil’s commercial music scene.

• Gilberto GilNarrower topic: Gil’s songwriting and recordings helped reshape this field across several decades.

• Chico BuarqueNarrower topic: Buarque’s songwriting belongs to this broad field while drawing on its regional and urban traditions.

• PixinguinhaNarrower topic: Pixinguinha’s compositions and arrangements became part of its lasting repertoire.

• Chiquinha GonzagaNarrower topic: Gonzaga helped bring urban dance music and theatrical songs into Brazil’s popular repertoire.

• Hebe CamargoNarrower topic: Her early career as a singer placed her within Brazil’s changing popular-music landscape.

• Luiz GonzagaNarrower topic: His hits made northeastern styles a durable part of the national popular repertoire.

• Culture of BrazilRelated: Popular music combines local traditions with changing national and international influences.

• Daniela MercuryNarrower topic: Mercury’s success made a Bahian genre visible within the national pop landscape.