Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)

Momento

Slave to the Rhythm

Tanto Tempo

Aganju (John Beltran Mix)

Simplesmente (Tom Middleton Balearic Mix)

Quando Ela Samba/Falsa Baiana/Mais Um Milagre - Bebel Gilberto & Pedrinho Rodrigues

Escurinha/Escurinho - Bebel Gilberto & Pedrinho Rodrigues

Chega de Saudade - João Gilberto & Bebel Gilberto

Minha Companheira (Mulher Fiel) /Liberta Meu Coração - Bebel Gilberto & Pedrinho Rodrigues

Joujoux et balagandans - Miúcha & Bebel Gilberto

Scene At The Open Air Market - Thievery Corporation & Bebel Gilberto

The View From Her Room - Kyoto Jazz Massive & Bebel Gilberto

Adeus América

Ela E Carioca

João

Valsa

Eu Vim Da Bahia

Desafinado

Eclipse

Caminhos Cruzados

Você e Eu

O Pato

Undiú

Up Up and Away

Neil Young Tribute at Carnegie Hall feb. 2011

Harvest Moon live at Carnegie Hall

Miguel Migs featuring Bebel Gilberto - OUTSIDE THE SKY LINE 2011 Release

Zuzu

Bebel Gilberto

Aganju

Tudo

Tout est bleu

Rio: Music From The Motion Picture

Samba De Orly

Simplesmente

Bebel Gilberto Remixed

Cada Beijo (Thievery Corporation Mix)

Aganju (Latin Project Mix)

Night and Day

So Nice (Summer Samba)

Lonely

Bebel Gilberto In Rio

August Day Song

Aganjú

Samba da Benção

Eu Preciso Dizer Que Te Amo

Bebel Gilberto (born Isabel Gilberto de Oliveira on May 12, 1966 in New York City) is a Brazilian popular singer often associated with bossa nova. She is the daughter of João Gilberto and singer Miúcha. Her uncle is singer/composer Chico Buarque. Gilberto has been performing since her youth in Rio de Janeiro.

Bebel's debut song was, as expected, precocious. At the tender age of nine, Bebel had already performed at Carnegie Hall with her mother and Stan Getz, and had previously participated in the musicals Pirlimpimpim and Saltimbancos with her mother and her uncle Chico Buarque.

Her professional solo debut came in 1986 with a self-titled EP released by WEA which included "Preciso dizer que te amo," a partnership with Cazuza, Dé, when both were in the Barão Vermelho band. In 1991, the daughter of Gilberto and Miúcha traded Ipanema, where she grew up, for Manhattan, where she was born. Bebel continues to live in New York City, but shares her time between the U.S. and Brazil.

Bebel was a great friend of Cazuza and she composed several songs with him in addition to "Eu preciso dizer que te amo," including "Amigos de Bar," "Mais Feliz" and "Mulher sem Razão."

Bebel next participated in the project Red, Hot + AIDS, joining major music stars such as Everything but the Girl, Maxwell, George Michael and others for the benefit CD recording. She also collaborated on the CD of Japanese producer Towa Tei Future Listening, singing on the hits "Technova" and "Batucada" and also participated in the project Peeping Tom Mike Patton (former lead singer of Faith No More), singing "Caipirinha."

With the release of 'Tanto Tempo' in 2000, Bebel concocted her trademark electronic bossa nova, which took over clubs around the world and positioned Bebel as one of the top-selling Brazilian artists in the U.S. since the '60s. With her second album, 'Bebel Gilberto' (2004), she refined her sound to create an acoustic lounge style that showcased her strengths as a Brazilian composer.

With Momento (2007), her third album in seven years, she wanted to do a fusion of both. Mixing the taste of Rio 'Orchestra Imperial' with the melting pot of New York's Brazilian Girls, and following the direction of the English producer Guy Sigsworth (Madonna's partner in "What It Feels Like for a Girl"), Momento reaffirms the international character of Bebel.

All in One, which was released worldwide on September 29, 2009 on the famous American jazz label Verve, was released in Brazil by Universal Music. It is the least electronic-infused of her albums, it also brings to the forefront more of Bebel's personality and love for organic styles.

To forge a mature serenity on 'All in One,' Bebel had a super team of producers including Mark Ronson (Amy Winehouse, Lily Allen), John King (Dust Brothers, Beck), Daniel Jobim, Carlinhos Brown, Didi Gutman (Brazilian Girls) and Mario Caldato Jr (Beastie Boys, Bjork, Jack Johnson).

Since the launch of 'Tanto Tempo' in 2000, it has sold over 2.5 million records and has been featured on seven film soundtracks (including "Next Stop Wonderland," "Bubble," "Closer" and most recently 2010's "Eat Pray Love") and seven TV series (Sex and the City, Six Feet Under, Nip/Tuck ...).

Discography:

Studio albums:
Um Certo Geraldo Pereira, Funarte (with Pedrinho Rodrigues) (1983, Atracao)
De Tarde, Vendo O Mar (with Luizão Maia & Banzai) (1991)
Tanto Tempo (2000) Ziriguiboom
Bebel Gilberto (2004) Ziriguiboom
Momento (2007) Ziriguiboom
All in One (2009) Verve Records

Remix albums:
Tanto Tempo Remixes (2001) Ziriguiboom
Tanto Tempo (Special Remix Edition) (2003) EastWest Records
Bebel Gilberto Remixed (2005) Ziriguiboom

EPs:
Bebel Gilberto (EP) (1986) Warner Jazz
Bring Back The Love — Remixes EP 1 (2007) [digital-only]
Bring Back The Love — Remixes EP 2 (2007) [digital-only]
Live Session (iTunes Exclusive) - EP (2008) [digital-only]

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