Elis Regina's voice—that magnificent instrument of precision and soul—finds itself at home here in these live recordings, a collection that captures the Brazilian icon interpreting the language of bossa nova and MPB with the maturity and command she'd earned by the early 1990s. This second volume gathers performances that showcase her singular ability to inhabit a song, whether it's the playful swagger of "Mulata Assanhada" or the melancholic introspection that runs through pieces like "Tristeza Em Mim." The setlist moves between standards and her own signature interpretations, including a pot-pourri that traces her trajectory through the golden year of 1965, reminding us how completely she'd mastered her idiom. For anyone drawn to bossa nova's sophisticated harmonies or the deeper currents of modern Brazilian song, this documentation of Elis in her element—live, unguarded, utterly present—is an essential encounter with one of music's great interpreters.