Children Of Ibeji by Ivo Perelman, released on Enja in 1992.

Ivo Perelman on tenor saxophone, Flora Purim on vocals, Don Pullen and Paul Bley on piano, Fred Hopkins on bass, Brandon Ross on guitar, Andrew Cyrille on drums, plus Manolo Badrena, Frank Colon, Guilherme Franco, and Mor Thiam on percussion. - Dusty Groove

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGfUq6vxe0o&list=RDWGfUq6vxe0o&start_radio=1

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Flora É M.P.M. by Flora Purim, released on Odeon in 1964.

Review by Alex Henderson

In jazz circles, Flora Purim is best known for her fusion recordings of the ’70s — not only her work with the first edition of Chick Corea’s Return to Forever, but also classic solo albums like Butterfly Dreams and Stories to Tell. However, Purim actually started recording in the ’60s. This fascinating reissue, which RCA put out in Brazil in the early ’00s, takes listeners back to the singer’s early period. The material was recorded in 1964, when Purim was only 22 and was still eight years away from joining Return to Forever. At the time, the bossa nova craze was in full bloom in both the United States and Europe...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KU0KkBjm1E&list=RD0KU0KkBjm1E&start_radio=1

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Flora Purim:
🎵 Flora's Song

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https://florapurim.bandcamp.com/track/inas-song-transition