"Mas, que nada" is an expression used by some Brazilians that means "No way" and is a song originally written and performed by Jorge Ben in 1963, which in a later cover version became the signature song of Sérgio Mendes. In the United States, it is one of a few Brazilian songs that is widely known. Mendes covered the song on his 1966 Sérgio Mendes & Brasil '66 album. Elza Soares and Maria Creuza also recorded versions. Dizzy Gillespie included a cover on his 1967 release, Swing Low, Sweet Cadillac. Bossa singer Sitti from the Philippines did a remake of… read more
"Mas, que nada" is an expression used by some Brazilians that means "No way" and is a song originally written and performed by Jo…read more
"Mas, que nada" is an expression used by some Brazilians that means "No way" and is a song originally written and performed by Jorge Ben in 1963, which in a later cov… read more
Jorge Duílio Lima Meneses, known professionally as Jorge Ben Jor, and previously as Jorge Ben, is a Brazilian singer, songwriter and musician. His characteristic style fuses rock and roll, samba, bossa nova, jazz, maracatu, funk, ska and even hip hop, with lyrics that mix humor and satire, as well as themes esoteric. Jorge's work has a unique importance for Brazilian music, as it incorporates new elements in swing and guitar playing, with characteristics of North American rock, soul and funk. Furthermore, he brought Arab and African influences, coming from his mother, born in E… read more
Jorge Duílio Lima Meneses, known professionally as Jorge Ben Jor, and previously as Jorge Ben, is a Brazilian singer, songwriter and musician. His characteristic style fuses rock and roll, … read more
Jorge Duílio Lima Meneses, known professionally as Jorge Ben Jor, and previously as Jorge Ben, is a Brazilian singer, songwriter and musician. His characteristic style fuses rock and roll, samba, bossa nova, jazz, maracatu, funk, ska a… read more