Lost brazilian buyout library from late 90s heard on Vanguarda

[Veraneio]

Hello everybody, yesterday i have found on a brazilian broadcasting magazine released in 2000 a information about production music libraries (Publinter, Sonoton, and one i've never heard before: Trilha Certa Áudio)

Trilha Certa Áudio, released in the late 90s a pack of 3 CDs called "The Royalty-Free CD Collection" composed by Homero Lotito. The company's only library release.

Here is the tracklist of the first and third CDs (taken from wayback machine)

[Veraneio]

One of the few TV Networks that used this library was Vanguarda, back in 2000-2005

many samples played in the intro and 00:45 until 01:47 part of this special

[KPM Lover]

This label is very interesting. I knew the existed of it for a while. Unfortunately, I found the same things that you found. But even so, I’m happy to know that in sometime a Library Music label was founded in my country, Brazil.

[Bronic]

This is cool, especially the Comic Sans font . But it's not a label per se but an unique Brazilian attempt of something in the genre.

[Veraneio]

bumping this topic back with another documentary special from Vanguarda that played those Trilha Certa tracks (all tracks played on this video are from this library)

i guess it was the last usage of this library on this channel (as they played mostly of the entire library)