revista 'CANTA MOÇADA' 1958 - 1962

'Vamos Cantar' was the most popular lyrics-only magazine but there were other publications too. 'Canta Moçada' (Sing young people) was printed in Rio de Janeiro too. Here's the issue (December 1959) just after Dolores Duran's death in late October 1959. There was a section in 'Canta Moçada' where a popular song-writer would copy his song in his own handwriting. 'Canta Moçada' published 'Por causa de você', in Miss Duran's own long hand. It also printed 'O sono de Dolores' (Dolores' dream) which was a homage to the deceased singer, written by José Messias and sung by Ângela Maria & Mara Silva on side A and Roberto Silva, Roberto Audi, Gilberto Alves, Jorge Veiga & Jairo Aguiar on the B side of a 78 rpm single. 

1958, # 12 - Maysa. 

'Canta Moçada' 1st issue with photos & biographies. 

Carmélia Alves (Polydor), Agnaldo Rayol (Copacabana), Alcides Gerardi (Columbia), Celly Campello (Odeon); Dalva de Andrade (Continental), Agostinho dos Santos (RGE), Altamiro Carrilho (Copacabana) & Dalva de Oliveira (Odeon). 

Linda Baptista (RCA), Jair Alves (RCA), Jamelão (Continental), Haroldo Eiras (author), Lana Bittencourt (Columbia), Joel de Almeida (Polydor), Jairo Aguiar (Copacabana) & Ignácio Lins (DJ at Radio Vera Cruz, DF).

# 1 - Angela Maria, 1958.

# 5 - Pery Ribeiro. 

# 7 - Carequinha aka George Gomes Savala; Fred on the back-cover. 

# 7 - Carequinha.

 # 8 - Rinaldo Calheiros;  # 11 - Francisco Carlos.

1959, # 13 - Angela Maria; Marion Duarte & Orlando Silva

# 14, Alcides Gerardi; # 19, Dalva de Oliveira.

# 27, Emilinha Borba; # 28, Anísio Silva.

# 37, Emilinha Borba. 

August 1959, # 38 Gilberto Milfont; Celly Campello & Jairo Aguiar.

  October 1959, # 40 - Moreira da Silva - Morgana

Luiz Gonzaga - 'Botequim da vida' (Roberto Vidal). 

October 1959, # 40 - Joselito - Sandra Helena - Pery Ribeiro 

October 1959, # 40 - Leila Silva signs up with Chantecler & Palmeira - Anísio Silva

October 1959, # 40 - Luiz Claudio - Jorge Goulart 

October 1959, # 40 - 'Sòmente tú' (José Orlando)  - Alaíde Costa 

Elizeth Cardoso - Agostinho dos Santos - 'Presidente Bossa Nova' (Juscelino Kubitschek).

December 1959, # 42 Dolores Duran died on 24 October 1959 - Elza Laranjeira  

Dolores Duran's own long hand in 'Por causa de você' in which she shared partnership with Tom Jobim 

December 1959, # 42 - Dolores Duran - Aracy Costa 

Lana Bittencourt - Dalva de Andrade 

December 1959, # 42 - Marlene - Carlos Augusto

Black-Out or Blackout or Blecaute - 'Matuto transviado' (Luiz Wanderley)

December 1959, # 42 - 'Noite de paz' (Maysa); 'Estrada do sol' (José Orlando) Duran's hits.

August 1960, # 50 - Celly Campello on the cover.

  September 1960, # 51 - Francisco José; November 1960, # 53 - Olivinha Carvalho. 

February 1961, # 56 - Orlando Dias.

April 1961, # 58 - Cauby Peixoto. 

April 1961, # 58 - Celly Campello, Emilinha & Carlos Nobre.

February 1962, #  67 - Trio Guarany.

# 67 'Perdão para dois' / 'Não sabemos' - 1961; 'A noiva' & 'Perdão pelo bem que te quero'.

March 1962, # 68, Nubia Lafayette;  April 1962, # 70, Jair Alves.

Luely Figueiró in 'Musica & Letra' December 1959.

Osmar Navarro - Dolores Duran in the pages of 'Música & Letra' mourning her passing away

Anísio Silva and his greatest hit ever: 'Quero beijar-te as mãos' - Ted Moreno

Nelson Gonçalves - Alayde Costa - Cauby Peixoto - Morgana

Sérgio Ricardo - Dalva de Andrade

'Musica & Letra' #47 Doris Monteiro 1964.

Suplemento no. 5 Vicente Celestino.