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Help...My Friday night show has many young BRAZILIAN customers who come in to work the season at the 6 flags amusement park across the street.

They have been requesting "Brazilian" Karaoke. I"ve done some searching and see a few tracks that are listed as MP3 instrumental versions with no mention of "graphics" and lyrics.

Anyone have a good site they know of for Brazilian type music ?????
The artist that was mentioned is :Ivete Sangalo
But I'm sure there are others

latenite aftershow post Jam, but if you didn't know, you should search for "portugesa karaoke" or songs in portugese, the language of Brazil.

I have almost 1500 tracks but can't recall the manu and i removed the portugese, spanish, and italian from my books a few years ago... i can look but later on today.

KJ Pro only lists one song by Ivete Sangalo...Se Eu Nao Amasse Tanto Assim. The brand of disc is Kantatu Portuguese. I'm not sure who sells them though.

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Thanks Guys...I have a place to start looking !

Jam

Found this for you; hope it helps. Please note that they are DVD's which is quite common, as are VCD's, for foreign karaoke!

http://www.portugalkaraoke.com/

Also, I believe Brazilians are very familiar with Spanish songs as well. Ask your customers about that

I've got a Pocket Songs disc, PSCDG 1536, with the English versions of So Nice (Summer Samba), and My Little Boat (O Barquinho ). Both are 60's bossa nova songs, but I suspect they would be pretty recognizeable as standards to a Brazilian audience.

Can't vouch for the brand but I remembered seeing that Kantatu is offered by Selectatrack. Just checked and they have the song mentioned above (won't try to spell it) plus they put a (BR) after some of the songs which seems to denote Brazil (as that is what they put after the above song).

I like to hang out on Brazilian beaches and listen to Karaoke..

wow.....how much is a brazilian?

depends on her age. (ducking)