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Perhaps one of the most underrated, important, and influential arrangers of Brazilian popular music following the 1950s, Leo Peracchi began to donate to the soon-to-be bossa nova in 1956 when he arranged “Foi a Noite,” with the then-novice composer Tom Jobim (with Newton Mendonça), recorded by Silvinha Telles. Having created …
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