Bola Sete at Fillmore Auditorium BG-36 (Bill Graham, 1966).

BG-36 Bola Sete at Fillmore Auditorium (Bill Graham, 1966).

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About Bola Sete

Bola Sete (1923–1987) was a highly influential Brazilian guitarist and composer recognized for his significant contributions to jazz and Latin music. Born Djalma de Andrade, he adopted the stage name “Bola Sete”, which means “Seven Ball” in Portuguese, derived from his fondness for billiards. Sete’s music seamlessly blended bossa nova, samba, and jazz, creating a unique and captivating fusion. His virtuosity on the guitar, characterized by intricate fingerstyle techniques and innovative improvisation, captivated audiences worldwide. Sete gained international recognition after moving to the United States in the early 1960s, where he collaborated with prominent jazz musicians and released acclaimed albums. His performances were known for their mesmerizing rhythms, emotive melodies, and inventive compositions. Bola Sete’s musical legacy inspires guitarists and enthusiasts, leaving an indelible mark on Brazilian music and jazz.