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Question: What differentiates Bossa Nova from other Latin genres?
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Bossa Nova is often described as a fusion of Brazilian rhythms with jazz and other musical styles. It borrows from Samba and other Brazilian musical styles, as well as from jazz, and features a slower, smoother beat than many other Latin genres. Bossa Nova emphasizes melodies and harmonies, as opposed to focusing on percussion or improvisation. It often features lyrics about everyday life and has a mellow and relaxed feel.
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Jan. 8, 2023, 9:23 p.m.
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