User:Ketil3/Brazilianne

Leão

• Jairo Leão, lawyer (Azores), m. Altina Lofego, teacher (Basilicata)
  • Danuza Leão (1933—) socialite, m. Samuel Wainer (1910—80) writer
    • Samuel Wainer Filho ("Samuca", 1955—84) journalist
    • Débora "Pinky" Wainer, plastic artist
    • Bruno Wainer, film producer
  • Nara Leão (1942—79) singer, composer, muse of bossa nova, m. 1967–77 to Cacá Diegues (1940–) filmmaker
    • Isabel Leão Diegues (1970–), film producer, writer, m. 2000–09 to Pedro Bial
    • Francisco Leão Diegues (1971–)

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  Danuza Leão (1933—) socialite
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  Nara Leão (1942—79) singer
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  Isabel Leão Diegues (1970–), film producer

Jobim

• Jorge de Oliveira Jobim (1889–1935) writer, diplomat, professor + Nilza Brasileiro de Almeida (1910–89); she m. 1935 to Celso da Frota Pessoa (–1979)
  • Antônio Carlos Jobim (1927–94), m. 1949–78 to Thereza Otero Hermanny; since 1978 partner (m. 1986) to Ana Beatriz Lontra (1957–), photographer & singer
    • Paulo Jobim (1950–) architect, musician
      • Daniel Jobim (1973–), pianist, composer
      • Dora Jobim ( 1976–) directed The Music According to Antonio Carlos Jobim, 2012
    • Elizabeth (Beth) Jobim (1957–), painter, singer
    • João Francisco Jobim (1979–98)
    • Maria Luiza Helena Jobim (1987–),
  • Helena Jobim (1931–2015),[1] writer, also wrote Tom Jobim autobiography, 1997

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  Antônio Carlos Jobim
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  Daniel Jobim (1973–)

Buarque & Gilberto

• Cristóvão Buarque de Hollanda (1864–1944) pharmacist, professor[2]
• Sérgio Buarque de Holanda (1902–82), historian, writer, sociologist, m. Maria Amélia Buarque de Hollanda (1910–2010), painter and pianist (and granddaughter of Cesário Alvim)
  • Miúcha (1937–2018) m. 1965–71 João Gilberto (1931–2019) composer, musician
    • Bebel Gilberto (1966–) singer
  • Chico Buarque (1944–) m. 1966–90 to Marieta Severo, actress; m. 2011–16 Thais Gullin; m. 2018 to Carol Proner
    • Sílvia Buarque (1969–) m. Chico Díaz (1959–), actor
    • Helena Buarque (1970–) m. Carlinhos Brown (1962–), singer, percussionist, producer
    • Luísa Buarque (1975–), professor[3]
  • Ana de Hollanda (1948–) singer, minister of culture in Brazil 2011–12
  • Cristina Buarque (1950–)

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  Sérgio Buarque de Holanda (1902–82)
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  Miúcha (1937–2018)
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  Chico Buarque (1944–)
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  Cristina Buarque (1950–)
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  Ana de Hollanda (1948–)P

Caymmi

• Durval Henrique Caymmi, the great-grandson of an Italian immigrant, and Aurelina Soares Caymmi
  • Dorival Caymmi (1914–2008) singer, composer, m. 1940 Adelaide Tostes (known as Stella Maris)
    • Nana Caymmi (1941–) singer m. 1959–66 Gilberto Aponte Paoli; m. 1967–68 Gilberto Gil; m. 1972–74 João Donato; m. 1979–84 Cláudio Nucci
    • Dori Caymmi (1943–) singer, composer, producer
    • Danilo Caymmi (1948–), singer, flutist, composer, m. 1979 Simone Caymmi (1958–), singer
      • Alice Caymmi (1990–) singer, composer

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  Dorival Caymmi (1914–2008)
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  Nana Caymmi (1941–)
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  Dori Caymmi (1943–)
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  Danilo Caymmi (1948–)
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  Alice Caymmi (1990–)

Veloso

• José Telles Velloso (Seu Zeca, –1983), government official, m. Dona Canô (1907–2012) in Bahia
  • Caetano Veloso (1942–) singer m. 1967–83 Andrea Gadelha; m. 1986–2004 Paula Lavigne (1969–) producer
    • Moreno Veloso (1972–) singer
  • Maria Bethânia (1946–) singer
  • Mabel Veloso, writer, singer
    • Belô Velloso (1971–)

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  Caetano Veloso (1942–)
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  Moreno Veloso (1972–)
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  Maria Bethânia (1946–)