Black Orpheus (disambiguation)
- Black Orpheus (disambiguation)
Black Orpheus may refer to:
*Black Orpheus, a film directed by Marcel Camus
*Black Orpheus (album), an album by Keziah Jones
*"Black Orpheus" a jazz standard by Luiz Bonfá and performed by many musicians
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