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"Nascimento" will add a touch of Latin flair to the lineup with its score by Brazilian composer Milton Nascimento.
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"Nascimento," which will be part of Point Park University's Conservatory Dance Company's annual concert at the Byham Theater.
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"Nascimento," which will be part of Point Park University's Conservatory Dance Company's annual concert at the Byham Theater.
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It mostly centres on the career of elite police battalion leader Lt Col Nascimento Wagner Moura as he tries to change the system by any means necessary when a disastrous and brutal prison riot sees him elevated to the world of politics.
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"My pastor asked that we support Serra," said Debora Nascimento, a 55-year-old sociologist from S ã o Paulo, after dutifully casting the requested vote on Sunday.
Brazil's Evangelicals Courted Paulo Prada 2010
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"Belém is a city state," says Josenir Nascimento, executive secretary of an association of towns in southern Pará.
New Pockets of Influence Emerge in Brazil Paulo Prada 2011
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Buoyed by that stellar lineup, Herrera delivers a delicious, dancing and diverse ten-track potpourri of original songs, and standards by Antonio Carlos Jobim, Milton Nascimento, and Cesar Portillo de la Luz.
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She considers the 1974 album "Native Dancer" Columbia, by saxophonist Wayne Shorter and vocalist Milton Nascimento, as one of her primary influences.
Voicing Her Pleasure Martin Johnson 2011
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Nascimento s Vera Cruz is resurrected with a deep groove, which morphs into a spirited Tower of Babel-style vocal beat box.
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If you can't get in, you might try the colorful Brazilian stylist Milton Nascimento on the same night at Rose Hall.
Swinging From the First Note Will Friedwald 2011
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