Brazilian musician Hermeto Pascoal, nicknamed "The Sorcerer," died at 89, leaving a legacy in jazz.

Brazilian jazz musician Hermeto Pascoal, known as "The Sorcerer," passed away at 89. Renowned for his unique ability to create music with various instruments and everyday objects, Pascoal was a virtuoso across multiple instruments and a significant figure in Brazilian music, often collaborating with jazz legends like Miles Davis. His family asked people to honor him by offering a single note to the universe.