Tag: Joe Lopes
Three Singers, Two Continents, One Love for Brazilian Culture
Pretend you’re about to take an essay exam and are getting ready to answer ...
Tom Jobim and Vinicius, the Brazilian Odd Couple Who Started It All – Part One
After sitting in silence for nearly three quarters of an hour, an agitated audience ...
Herzog’s Madness with Method in Brazil’s Amazon Jungle
There is an old adage your mother may once have taught you about the ...
Brazil’s Greatest Classical Composer Was Never More than a Salieri
There were several false starts at presenting staged opera in Brazil during the late ...
Brecht’s Legacy Lives on Brazilian Stage, Movies and Beyond
The significance of Bertolt Brecht’s groundbreaking theories from the twenties and thirties on the ...
Keep Your Cool, Brazil! You Still Have Big Phil.
So where did this year’s World Cup gathering in Germany leave the once-capable soccer ...
It’s True, the French Stole Brazil’s Jogo Bonito, But We Always Have 2010
No doubt the headlines said it better than I ever could: "France Bids Brazil ...
Florencia. a Candidate for First-Ever Non-Brazilian, Brazilian Opera
In the 1915 novel The Metamorphosis – Franz Kafka’s timeless, semi-autobiographical take on the ...
A German Ring in the Brazilian Rainforest: Part II
For the record, the Brazilian operatic event of the year – the Teatro Amazonas’ ...
“Down in Brazil,” with American Jazz-Pop Vocalist Michael Franks
Poor Michael Franks. He gets no respect, no respect at all from jazz purists. ...
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