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 "Vinganç...