What is Bassanova Style?

Bassanova is a Bossa Nova, belonging to Latin jazz, that is, jazz with Brazilian pop music style (samba). It is the result of the fusion of Mambo and Cooljazz, and it also absorbs some characteristics of samba music. Its sound effect is quiet, giving people a feeling of whispering. Its melody is not strong, but it emphasizes the overall effect of harmony, rhythm and melody.

Bossa Nova rose in Brazil in the late 1950s, and became synonymous with Brazilian new pop music in the 1950s and 1960s. Unlike traditional South American and Latin music, Bossa Nova is not as strong and emotional as samba or rumba. By cleverly omitting notes and syncopating effects, combined with the dynamic Latin rhythm, it is similar in structure to the cool jazz style on the west coast of the United States, so it has the warm atmosphere of South American music but is more lazy and relaxed, just like a girl with a thousand faces, fresh in the morning, lazy in the afternoon, affectionate at night and melancholy at midnight. This is great music. You can listen to it at any time.