"Bachianas Brasileiras" is a series of compositions by Brazilian composer Heitor Villa-Lobos, created between 1930 and 1945. The work blends elements of Baroque music, particularly the style of Johann Sebastian Bach, with Brazilian folk music, showcasing Villa-Lobos's unique approach to fusing different musical traditions. The series consists of nine suites, each featuring various instruments and vocal arrangements. Notable pieces include the "Aria" from the second suite, which highlights the beauty of the human voice. Overall, "Bachianas Brasileiras" reflects Villa-Lobos's deep appreciation for both his cultural heritage and classical music.