[Machine Translation] Maria Luisa Jobim is known as the youngest daughter of Antonio Carlos Jobim, the greatest composer in the history of bossa nova. Since her childhood, she has lived in Rio and New York City. She is a singer, songwriter, and music producer who studied at the Juilliard School and Berklee College of Music, and has had a career in Brazil's musical elite. In order to escape from his father's overbearing presence, he immersed himself in electronic music at the beginning of his career, and his first album, "Casa Branca" ('19), strongly reflected his orientation at that time. The first album, "Azul" ('23), was released four years later. Although electronics are still used, the ratio of acoustic instruments has increased. The album begins with "O Tempo," in which Maria's voice is united with a swaying groove, followed by "Medo Bom," with its elegant strings, "Papais," with Adriana Calcagnotto as a guest, "Samba do Soho," a popular song written by Paulo Jobim, Jobim's son, and "Samba do Soyo," which is a song about the love of God. Soho", and even a cover of "Nada Sou Sou" with guest appearance by Lisa Ono. Maria's voice blends seamlessly with the electronic/acoustic ensemble. The album is a modern take on the essence of Brazilian music pioneered by her father, and is what one might call "Bossa Nova for the 21st Century. Includes commentary, bilingual lyrics, and liner notes.