However, the "lundum" has not disappeared completely. Besides the transformation of the "lundum" to the "morna" (check the main article — '), the "lundum" went on absorbing external elements, for instance, from the Brazilians bossa nova and samba-canção, and later from the emerging genre "coladeira". Today, this variant is more known as slow "coladeira, and it has also been known as toada or contratempo. Due to some analogies with the bossa nova it occasionally called cola-samba" or “sambed” "coladeira"'". It is a variant of the "coladeira" with a slower tempo ("andante"), simpler structure than the "morna", the rhythmic accentuation of the melody is on the first beat and the last half-beat of the bar. Perhaps the most internationally known example of this variant of "coladeira" is the song “"Sodade"” performed by Cesária Évora.