ROSINHA DE VALENCA APRESENTANDO 1964 LP ELENCO ME-16 BOSSA BRAZIL ORIG MONO LP
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ROSINHA DE VALENÇA
"APRESENTANDO ROSINHA DE VALENÇA"
YEAR: 1964
LABEL: ELENCO
COVER: VERY GOOD++ CONDITION
RECORD: VERY GOOD++ CONDITION
iN 1964 she travelled to the United States to play with Sérgio Mendes and Brasil 65. During this 8-month tour, Valença recorded two albums with Mendes and his band.[5] In 1965, she travelled to Europe as soloist with a Brazilian group. This band visited and performed in 24 countries in Europe and Japan. In 1968, Valença travelled again for a long tour which ended in 1971, when she came back to Brazil. During these years, Maria Rosa Canelas visited USSR, Israel, Switzerland, Italy, Portugal and some African countries. She also played, in that period, withStan Getz, Sarah Vaughan and Henry Mancini
Rosinha de Valença ended her musical career prematurely due to health problems: she had had brain damage due to a heart attack.[5] She died in 2004, in her hometown, after 12 years in a vegetative state, of respiratory failure
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