April 1952 - uncharacteristically 'Vamos Cantar' sports a drawing on its cover; Gregório Barrios.
April 1952 - Francisco Alves in his last Carnaval (he would die in a car crash on 27 September 1952); Hebe Camargo in her first Carnaval (Sem tambor e sem corneta); Carlos Gardel, who had died on 24 June 1935.
April 1952 - Dick Farney; Carlos Galhardo (Se ela perguntar) & Bill Farr (Abraça-me)
April 1952 - Dalva de Oliveira still riding the crest of the wave that had made her the most popular female singer in the country since 1949.
December 1952 - Linda Baptista, Emilinha Borba; Joel & Gaúcho & Doris Monteiro with Mother.
August 1953 - Nora Ney (Bar da noite), 4 Azes & 1 Coringa; Doris Monteiro & Ivon Cury.
November 1953 - Marlene on the cover; Ivon Cury (Tristeza) & Vera Lúcia (Tão só) on the back-cover.
November 1953 - Trio de Ouro with Raul Sampaio, Lurdinha Bittencourt & Herivelto Martins; Orlando Correia (Sistema nervoso); El Cubanito (Golpecito) & Neuza Maria (Quisera).
September 1954 - Nelson Gonçalves & Gregório Barrios; Lucio Alves (Valsa de uma cidade) & Dolores Duran (A canção da volta).
September 1954 - Carmen Costa (Quase) & Bill Farr (Relógio sincopado/The syncopated clock).
September 1954 - Carlos Augusto (Cavaleiro errante), Carlos Galhardo with 'Pretenda', a wrong translation of 'Pretend'.
March 1955 - Nelson Gonçalves, Isaura Garcia, Milóca & Gregório Barrios; Dolores Duran (Carioca 1954).
April 1955 - Angela Maria on the Easter issue of 'Vamos Cantar'.
April 1956 - Emilinha Borba with a stuffed Bunny celebrate Easter; Cauby Peixoto (Mambo do galinho) just before his manager Di Veras ordered him to have all his teeth removed and wear false teeth; Ivon Cury (Comida de pensão).
April 1956 - Black-Out (A vez do bôbo), Zezé Gonzaga (Amando em Paris).
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