Daniela Soledade & Nate Najar Trio present “Girl from Ipanema”

Bossa nova runs in Daniela Soledade's family. Her grandfather, Paulo Soledade, wrote songs with Antônio Carlos Jobim and Vinicius de Moraes in Rio de Janeiro, where she grew up, and her father is a musician and producer. At Fogartyville she and guitarist Nate Najar's trio work through the songbook of Jobim and João Gilberto, from "Desafinado" and "One Note Samba" to the title tune, with Steve Boisen on bass and Claudio Infante on drums. Najar, a nylon-string fingerstylist, made an entire album, Blues for Night People, in homage to Charlie Byrd, whose 1962 Jazz Samba with Stan Getz carried "Desafinado" onto the American pop charts. Soledade has two albums of her own, A Moment of You and Pretty World.