I'm fascinated by the history of  the song by  Astrud Gilberto and Stan Getz - The Girl From Ipanema. Can you tell me more about the tune?
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The Girl From Ipanema is a mid-century bossa nova song composed by Brazilian songwriter Antonio Carlos Jobim in 1961. The most famous version is by Astrud Gilberto and jazz great Stan Getz, released in 1964 and often considered a classic of the genre. Since then the song has been recorded by several artists and become an enduring classic of bossa nova music. The lyrics describe the stylized and romanticized beauty of a "girl from Ipanema" whom the singer passes by as she goes to the beach in the morning; the girl's physical appearance is described in detail, from her "long brown hair" to her "graceful walk". The song was inspired by a real young woman Jobim spotted on a visit to Ipanema, a neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro. The lyrical imagery has been so strongly associated with Ipanema and Ipanema women that for many it has come to symbolize the city of Rio de Janeiro itself, as well as depicting idealized notions of femininity. Jobim and the song's co-author, Norman Gimbel, won the 1965 Grammy for Song of the Year and Record of the Year for their work.
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I'm fascinated by the history of  the song by  Astrud Gilberto and Stan Getz - The Girl From Ipanema. Can you tell me more about the tune?
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The Girl From Ipanema is a mid-century bossa nova song composed by Brazilian songwriter Antonio Carlos Jobim in 1961. The most famous version is by Astrud Gilberto and jazz great Stan Getz, released in 1964 and often considered a classic of the genre. Since then the song has been recorded by several artists and become an enduring classic of bossa nova music. The lyrics describe the stylized and romanticized beauty of a "girl from Ipanema" whom the singer passes by as she goes to the beach in the morning; the girl's physical appearance is described in detail, from her "long brown hair" to her "graceful walk". The song was inspired by a real young woman Jobim spotted on a visit to Ipanema, a neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro. The lyrical imagery has been so strongly associated with Ipanema and Ipanema women that for many it has come to symbolize the city of Rio de Janeiro itself, as well as depicting idealized notions of femininity. Jobim and the song's co-author, Norman Gimbel, won the 1965 Grammy for Song of the Year and Record of the Year for their work.
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I'm fascinated by the history of  the song by  Astrud Gilberto and Stan Getz - The Girl From Ipanema. Can you tell me more about the tune?