Sergio Mendes, the renowned Brazilian musician, achieved international acclaim with his bossa nova tunes while battling health issues from long-term COVID, passing away at 83.
Mendes' career began in Brazil with early piano studies and band performances, leading to his move to the U.S. in the 1960s, where he formed Brasil '65.
The groundbreaking track 'Mas Que Nada' propelled Mendes into the U.S. mainstream, showcasing his unique fusion of Brazilian bossa nova with American pop influences.
Despite health problems later in life, Mendes' legacy endures through his collaboration with legends and his significant impact on the music landscape.
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