São Paulo Jazz Festival

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The São Paulo Jazz Festival is a cultural and music festival held annually in November in São Paulo, Brazil.

The 2016 edition featured Daniel D'Alcantara, Hammond Grooves, Louise Wooley, Edu Ribeiro, Deep Funk Session, Dani Gurgel, Jazz100Strezz and a Tribute to John Coltrane.

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Official website: www.spjazzfestival.com/

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