23 mixes with songs by “Mayra+Andrade”

This is a collection of 23 songs from South America, a few picks I have been collecting over the years. Bossa Nova is very prominent in this list, so you if are a Bossa Nova fan, this will be a treat, there are also a few other countries represented, Mexico, Portugal, Peru, Argentina, Colombia etc. Some of the artists featured: Sara Tavares, Andy Palacio, Stan Getz and more.

You'll get it it

...then this is probably a part of your life's soundtrack!

25 tracks to celebrate Haiti, Spain, Cyprus, Bosnia, India, DRC, Mexico, Germany, Greece, USA, Cameroon, Cuba, Nigeria, Egypt, France, Zimbabwe, Colombia, Hungary, Brazil, Mali, Cape Verde and Argentina.

You'll be glad you made time for it :)

Summer breeze makes me feel fine, blowing through the jasmine in my mind. Twenty-four tracks that makes you smile, feel light and fresh. Including music by Alain Souchon, Brazzaville, and Camera Obscura.

Twenty-five tracks including music by ZAZ, Lissie and Yodelice etc..
Hope to put a smile on your face and make you feel better than
you feel 1 hour ago...

Twenty-five tracks from the deepest reaches of the Portuguese-speaking world, including a rare recording from Angola, soothing ballads from Galicia, and lighthearted songs from Cape Verde and Brazil.

inspired by the magnificent homonymous Brazilian movie - 21 tracks
Tony Allen With Africa 70, Laurel Halo, Ducktails

Twelve tracks including music by Cassandra Wilson, Dee Alexander, Sheila Jordan, and more voices accompanied with big one double bass.

The 3rd edition of Caipirinha Lounge's Lusofonia Acústica series features 25 beautiful acoustic tracks by the Lusophone world's most talented contemporary musicians, including Brazil's Thiago Pethit, Angola's Banda Next, and Portugal's Ana Moura.

Welcome to beautiful music in Portuguese. In here are 20 acoustic songs from the most diverse corners of the Portuguese-speaking world, from the simple but sweet opening track by the Mozambican 340ml, to a David Bowie cover by the Brazilian Seu Jorge, by way of divine ambient music by Madredeus from Portugal.

Eight tracks including music by Ana Firmino With Tito Paris, Cesaria Evora, and Katia B.

Thirteen tracks representing a different lands united for a culture of 'saudade', typically of the portuguese lingua: Portugal, Cape Verde, Mozambique, Brazil and others with music by Ana Costa, CaboCubaJazz and Carlinhos Brown.