Linda Batista

Linda Batista enjoyed mass popularity from the '30s to the '60s, recording albums, performing on the radio, touring internationally, and working in the cinema. Among her many hits, "Tudo é Brasil" (Vicente Paiva/Sá Roris, 1941), "Batuque No Morro" (Russo Do Pandeiro/Sá Roris, 1941), "Clube Dos Barrigudos" (Cristóvão de Alencar/Haroldo Lobo, Carnival of 1944), "No Boteco Do José" (Wilson Batista/Augusto Garcez, 1946), "Enlouqueci" (Luís Soberano/Valdomiro Pereira/João Sales, 1948), "Nega Maluca" (Fernando Lobo/Evaldo Rui, Carnival of 1950, one of her biggest hits), and "Vingança" (Lupicínio Rodrigues, 1951, her biggest hit) may be mentioned.



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