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  1  Angelitos Negros   
  2  Smoke Gets In Your Eyes   
  3  Maria La O   
  4  Amapola   
  5  Solamente Una Vez   
  6  Siempre En Mi Corazon   
  7  Garota De Ipanema   
  8  Maria Elena   
  9  Adios Mariquita Linda   
  10  Begin the Beguine   
  11  Novia   
  12  Amor Amor Amor   
  13  Te Quiero Dijiste   
  14  Frenesi   
  15  El Reloj   
  16  Strangers In the Night   
  17  Unchained Melody   
  18  Love is a Many Splendoured Thing   
  19  Mama Eu Quero   
  20  Mer 

Certainly the most uncommon duo of Brazilian artists to have a solid international career, Los Índios Tabajaras was formed by the brothers Antenor Moreyra Lima (Muçaperê) and Natalício Moreyra Lima (Erundi). In the U.S. they had success in the early '70s with "Sakura-Sakura," and their biggest hit was the fox trot "Maria Helena," which won second place at the American charts and sold over one-and-a-half million copies. Their 48 LPs also sold millions of copies worldwide, and they toured South, Central, and North America, Asia, and Europe before settling in the U.S. Their eclectic act gathered Rimsky-Korsakoff, Chopin, De Falla, and Villa-Lobos with folk tunes and originals, performed in tuxedo and also half-naked with Indian ornaments. In the '60s, they also performed successfully at the San Remo Festival (Italy). Both self-taught musicians, they took their first contact with the violão (guitar) during their journey through the hinterlands of Cariri, Ceará, but had to give it away for a pound of beans. Having both studied music later, Muçaperê was accompanied in the recording of his "Their Very Special Touch" by a full symphonic orchestra and vocal choir. 

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