It is for me an immense pleasure to share in this Platform STEEM, especially in this Community of Sing and Play artists, musicians, singers and performers , this version of the song "Samba de Uma Nota So". This song represents, in the world, an icon of Brazilian music, it is a Bossanova composed by Antonio Carlos Jobin and Newton Mendoca. The original lyrics tell us about the history of a Samba that was composed with a single note. Well ... we all know that it is practically impossible to compose a song with a single note, especially one like this. However, if we do a little exercise in music appreciation, we can find out what it is about. In the original version, the master Jobin managed to highlight, through subtle and attractive harmonic progressions, a particular note; the tonic note, that is to say the tonal note, in the case of this version that I do is the G note because I sing it in the key of G Major. Here is this version for my entry in Sing and Play in its Week No. 139. The lyrics are an adaptation that I did, since I couldn't get any in Spanish. I must clarify that although I sing, at the end of the song, "... and that note is a B", the true note is a G.