Bravo Travel

Terms and Conditions

COMPETITION PRIZE DETAILS:

This draw will benefit three winners with one of these three prizes:

Prize 1 - 5 night stay at Hotel Pestana Rio Atlântica (prize will be drawn on Sunday 06th July 2008 at the end of the Open Air Festival)
Prize 2 - 5 night stay at Hotel Pestana São Luis (prize will be drawn on 14th July 2008)
Prize 3 - 3 night stay at Hotel Pestana Natal (prize will be drawn on 21th July 2008)
Entrants must be aged 18 or over
The prize is not exchangeable or transferable
The prize is not cash-redeemable
The prize includes accommodation and breakfast only and does not include any other expenses
Passports, travel insurance and other documentation remain the responsibility of the prize-winner
Reservation must be requested ASAP or latest by 31st July 2008
The prize is valid from 1st August 2008 until 30th November 2008 and it is subject to availability
Prize cannot be used over bank holiday weekends or during events congress and meetings
The prizes will be as stated above (first prize on 06th July at the end of the Open Air Festival, second prize on 13th July and third prize on 20th July 2008)
For the first prize draw you must visit Bravo Travel stand, collect and complete the competition form, for all other prizes you need to complete the form available at www.bossa-brazil.com under “Competition”
Winners must agree on the publication of their names and photographs for publicity purposes
Full terms and conditions available on request
Only one coupon per person will be accepted
Employees of Bravo Travel are not allowed to enter the competition

HOW TO PARTICIPATE

Coupons will be available at one of the following events and must be completed and given to a member of Bravo Travel staff.

Guanabara Launching Event on the 2nd of July 2008
Open air Festival, 6th July 2008, South Bank, London

You can also register online at www.bossa-brazil.com under “Competition”

WHAT IS BOSSA NOVA?

It’s a rhythmic, sensuous, captivating style of Brazilian music, created in 1958 and made popular at the end of the decade. It's popularity quickly spread from its roots in Rio’s Southside, throughout South and North America and across into Europe. Young musicians and college students embraced it's unique avant-garde style, which was adopted by many jazz artists worldwide. Recently, contemporary European artists have reached out to Bossa Nova, giving it a new edge, often called Tecno Bossa or Bossa Electrica its enduring rhythms have permeated lounge bars right across the world.

Bossa Nova is most commonly performed on the nylon-string classical guitar, played with the fingers rather than with a pick. Its purest form could be considered unaccompanied guitar with vocals, as exemplified by many of the famous Bossa Nova Artists. Even in larger jazz-like arrangements for groups, there is almost always a guitar that plays the underlying rhythm.

The piano, is another important instrument of Bossa Nova, often seen as a bridge between Bossa Nova and Jazz, forming a contemporary merging of the two.

Further information call us on: Tel: 0844 443 1215

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