At first his works were played by famous 'Choro'-orchestra's who made the music very popular. That's why he prefered to call his Choro's Tango's Brasileiros'. Escovado She brushes her long black hair, the mirror has patience and so should her boy-friend. It's 1930 and you're driving one of the first automobiles in the streets of Rio de Janeiro. You are a real attraction.
People jump aside being startled by the fon-fon of the car.
Probably Nazareth was thinking of a popular Brazilian dance called Batuque when he wrote this piece.