released a coffee table book containing two CDs which included previously unreleased material of the Black Orpheus soundtrack, and a DVD. Also in 2008, Universal Music released The Brazilian Scene, Braziliana and Black Orpheus celebrating the 50th anniversary of the bossa nova. Bonfá's major legacy continues to be his compositions from the Black Orpheus soundtrack, most notably the instantly recognizable bossa nova classic "Manhã de Carnaval". But Bonfá's discography also attests to his uniquely inventive mastery of Brazilian jazz guitar. Bonfá's guitar style was brassier and more penetrating than that of his major contemporary, João Gilberto, and Bonfá was a frequent and adept soloist whereas Gilberto plays his own suave, intricate brand of rhythm guitar almost exclusively. Bonfá often played solo guitar in a polyphonic style, harmonizing melody lines in a manner similar to that made famous by Wes Montgomery in the US, or playing lead and rhythm parts simultaneously. As a composer and as a guitarist, Bonfá played a pivotal role in bridging the incumbent samba-canção style with the innovations of the bossa nova movement. Bonfa's instrumental "Seville" from his 1967 LP Luiz Bonfa Plays Great Songs is the basis for the 2011 hit "Somebody That I Used to Know" by Belgian-Australian musician Gotye. Gotye's song charted No. 1 in 27 countries. Many other Bonfa's songs have been heavily sampled by MCs, rappers and DJs of the hip-hop generation. "Bonfá Nova" was sampled by Brazilian rapper Marcelo D2 on the hit song "À Procura da Batida Perfeita," "Jacarandá" was sampled by the group Planet Hemp on "Se Liga", "Bahia Soul" was sampled by the British band Smoke City on their biggest hit "Underwater Love" and "Saudade Vem Correndo" became the hip-hero anthem "Runnin'" recorded by The Pharcyde. Discography 1955 Luiz Bonfá (10", Continental LPP-21) 1956 De Cigarro em Cigarro (10", Continental LPP-53) 1956 Noite e Dia with Eduardo Lincoln (Continental LPP-3018) 1956 Meia-Noite em Copacabana (Polydor LPNG 4004) 1956 Edu N.2 (Rádio 0036-V) 1956 Orfeu da Conceição (Odeon MODB-3056) 1957 Alta Versatilidade (Odeon MOFB-3003) 1957 Violão Boêmio (Odeon MOFB-3014) 1958 Ritmo Continentais (Odeon MOFB-3020) 1958 Bonfafá with Fafá Lemos (Odeon MOFB-3047) 1958 Luiz Bonfá e Silvia Telles (Odeon BWB-1040) 1958 Meu Querido Violão (Odeon MOFB-3076) 1958 Toca Melodias das Américas (Imperial 30009) 1958 ¡Amor! The Fabulous Guitar of Luiz Bonfa (Atlantic SD 8028) 1959 Black Orpheus (Orfeu Negro) O.S.T., with Antônio Carlos Jobim (Epic LN3672; 10", Philips B76.470R; re-released