Jeanette Adib, a very special journalist

from left to right: Jeanette Adib, Jair Alves, Linda Baptista, her sister Dircinha Baptista, unknown, Claudete Soares & singer Lucy Rosana. 

Lucio Alves, Armando Louzada, Célia Vilela, Jeanette Adib and Ademilde Fonseca chat about show business at a Rio de Janeiro restaurant. 'Jornal das Moças', 5 April 1956. 

Jeanette Adib while working for 'Jornal das Moças', 26 January 1956; interviews Victor Costa, the man who managed to make Radio Nacional a powerhouse in the 30s & 40s. Mr Costa was given a network of radio & TV in the 1950s he properly named after himself, Organização Victor Costa (OVC). 

Jeanette Adib with impresario Abraham Medina (on the right of the photo) welcome US singer Connie Francis at Galeão Airport, when she flew from Rome, Italy where she had taken part at Festival di San Remo 1965. 

Jeanette Adib has also written a few popular songs during her heyday in the 50s & 60s

1. 'Tormento' (Ivan Paulo da Silva "Carioca"-Jeanette Adib) 78 rpm by Elizeth Cardoso - 1955

2. 'Mãos vazias' (Jeanette Adib) 78 rpm by Carmen Déa - 1956.

3. 'Seus carinhos' (Jeanette Adib) 78 rpm by Carminha Mascarenhas - 1958.

4. 'Dê o fora' (Roberto Carlos-Jeanette Adib) recorded by Wanderléa - 1964.

5. 'Eu não ligo, baby' (Ain't that better, baby?) Cheryl Lynn-Phil Medley; versão: Jeanette Adib; recorded by Meire Pavão for her Chantecler LP 'A rainha da juventude' - 1965.

6. 'Ouvindo o ring-a-ding' (Hey Ring-A-Ding)  (Eddie Curtis; versão: Jeanette Adib) recorded by Meire Pavão for her LP 'A rainha da juventude' - 1965.

7. 'A loucura das garotas' (Paulinho Sette-Jeanette Adib) recorded at Continental by Cyro Aguiar - 1966. 

8. 'Receita para me conquistar' (Jeanette Adib-Aloísio) Cyro Aguiar's LP 'Inspiração' - 1967.