Elza Soares, a powerhouse in Brazilian music, delivers a vibrant and rhythmic experience with her 1968 album featuring Baterista: Wilson Das Neves. This compact yet dynamic collection of tracks showcases the essence of samba, MPB, and bossa nova, blending traditional Brazilian sounds with Elza's distinctive voice. The album opens with "Balanço Zona Sul," setting the tone for a lively journey through the streets of Rio de Janeiro. Standout tracks like "Garota De Ipanema" and "Copacabana" capture the essence of Brazilian culture and the laid-back, yet energetic spirit of the 1960s. The collaboration with Wilson Das Neves on drums adds a percussive depth that elevates each track, making this album a true gem in Elza Soares' discography. With a runtime of just over 26 minutes, this album is a quick yet fulfilling dive into the rich musical heritage of Brazil.