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"Pelo Telefone" is registered

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The song conventionally called the first recorded samba is registered in the name of Donga, later also naming the journalist Mauro de Almeida. It came out of the collective improvisation of a samba circle at the house of Tia Ciata near Praça Onze in Rio, which is why at least half a dozen musicians have been advanced as authors. Earlier Brazilian recordings labelled samba exist — retrieved accounts cite 1913 and 1914 examples — so what this record marks is the first national hit, not the first instance.

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  1. Story
  2. The song conventionally called the first recorded samba is registered in the name of Donga, later also naming the journalist Mauro de Almeida. It came out of the collective improvisation of a samba circle at the house of Tia Ciata near Praça Onze in Rio, which is why at least half a dozen musicians have been advanced as authors. Earlier Brazilian recordings labelled samba exist — retrieved accounts cite 1913 and 1914 examples — so what this record marks is the first national hit, not the first instance.
  3. Knowledge
  4. Samba
  5. Tia Ciata (Hilária Batista de Almeida)
  6. Rio de Janeiro
  7. "Pelo Telefone" is registered
  8. Connections
  9. Samba
  10. Tia Ciata (Hilária Batista de Almeida)
  11. Rio de Janeiro
  12. Blues
  13. Rio de Janeiro
  14. Tia Ciata (Hilária Batista de Almeida)
  15. "Pelo Telefone" is registered
  16. Samba
  17. "Pelo Telefone" is registered
  18. The Middle Passage
  19. Samba
  20. "Pelo Telefone" is registered
  21. Evidence
  22. "Pelo Telefone" was registered on 27 November 1916 in the name of Donga, later also naming Mauro de Almeida; it emerged from collective improvisation at the house of Tia Ciata and is conventionally called the first recorded samba, though earlier recordings labelled samba exist and its authorship is disputed among several musicians. V55 verification basis: retrieved in search summary across this institutional entry and Brazilian press accounts; the entry was not opened, and no registration document was examined.
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