The new Full Cycle Cafe is premiering a night of Bossa Samba Amor with the Gui Kroneberger Brazilian Jazz Quartet featuring some of Colorado’s finest Brazilian Jazz musicians. The evening will include the romantic music of Joao and Astrud Gilberto and the classic songs that popularized Brazilian music around the world.

Join us for dinner! Our great Brazilian Guest Chef Mariana is preparing delicious Brazilian Beef, Vegetarian and Vegan Stroganoffs over aromatic rice, crispy baked polenta with spicy tomato sauce with truffles and cheese, and other savory small plates for your enjoyment.

The Full Cycle Cafe has a substantial draft beer and wine bottle list and a full bar featuring classic cocktails and the Brazilian National drink, the Caipirinha.

Seating and dinner begin at 6:00 pm, music is 7:30-10:30 pm

* Tickets are $17 | * Cover charge at the door is $20

Musician Bios:
Gui Kroneberger Colorado’s preeminent Brazilian singer has performed widely in Brazil since the age of 8, and the Americas performing with the great orchestras and finest Brazilian and jazz musicians in Colorado and abroad. She has lived in the USA since 2011. Per Gui, “Here in the USA, I love singing Brazilian music and sharing the beauty of my country with these people who have welcomed me in the best way possible.”

Bill Kopper is one of Colorado’s finest jazz guitarists who has toured extensively in the US and internationally. He is one of the few guitarists with mastery in the many forms of American Jazz from bebop to the American songbook, Blues, and particularly Brazilian Bossa, Samba and Choro. Bill is featured on many diverse recordings showcasing his great musicality, technique and range.

Bill McCrossen over the past thirty years has been in demand in the New York tristate area, recording and performing in orchestras, Broadway musicals, commercials and television productions.  Bill has had the pleasure of performing and/or recording with such world-class musicians as Michael and Randy Brecker, Clark Terry, Ray Anderson, Gene Bertoncini, Harold Mabern, Kenny Werner, Eliot Zigmund, Adam Nussbaum, Jerry Granelli, Marguerite Juenemann and Art Lande to name a few.

Raoul Rossiter is one of Colorado’s top Brazilian drummers. Some highlights in his musical life include performing Brazilian music, jazz, R&B, and funk with Mitchell Long (6 years); recording an album with Sonya Valet, and playing with Renée Marie in her band No Maintenance. He has performed with Brazilian artists Casuarina, Moyseis Marques, Ronaldo Andrade, Paula Santoro, and Alessandro Penezzi and locally with Kenny Walker, Bill Kopper, Erik Deutsch, Marguerite Juenemann, Dexter Payne, Diane French, Tina Marx, Ligeia Mare, and Ginga.