Nara Leão's 1967 album "Vento de Maio" marked a transition, incorporating samba-rock and MPB elements while retaining her signature Bossa Nova cool. The album features arrangements by Rogério Duprat, known for his work with Tropicalia.
- The album was released by Universal Music Ltda. on July 29, 1967.
- It features songs like "Vento de Maio" and "A Banda."
- This release is considered part of her post-Bossa Nova exploration phase.
Nara Leão was a pivotal figure in the development of Bossa Nova, a Brazilian musical style that fused samba with jazz elements. By 1967, she had moved from Rio de Janeiro to São Paulo and was exploring more eclectic influences beyond pure Bossa Nova.
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