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Bossa Nova for licensing

Writer: Marc Corominas
Marc Corominas
Jul 22
1 min read

When I first discovered Bossa Nova, I wasn't looking for a new genre to compose. I was simply curious about a musical language that seemed effortless on the surface, yet incredibly sophisticated underneath.


The more I explored it, the more I realised that its beauty isn't only in the harmony or the rhythm. What really captivated me was the freedom of improvisation.

Improvisation often reminds me of having a conversation.

You don't want to repeat the same sentence over and over again. Instead, each musical phrase should respond naturally to the previous one while opening the door to the next. It creates a dialogue that constantly evolves.


That idea has influenced the way I approach music far beyond jazz or Bossa Nova. Even when I'm writing cinematic, documentary or ambient music, I try to make melodies feel as though they are telling a story rather than simply filling space.

One of the results of that exploration is A Brazilian Lover, a cheerful and relaxed Bossa Nova track inspired by the warmth, elegance and rhythmic flow of Brazilian music.

Whether you're producing a travel film, a lifestyle video, a commercial or another creative project,


I hope it brings the same sense of joy that I experienced while composing it.

🎧 Watch and listen on YouTubehttps://youtu.be/tCdU_o9Tvtg

🎬 License the track directlyhttps://payhip.com/b/Fzu9T

🌐 Discover more original musichttps://www.marccorominasp.com


 
 
 

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