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Banda Calypso: Pelo Brasil
"Pelo Brasil" is the third DVD of the Brazilian musical group Banda Calypso, released in September 2006. The band invests in a major project for a tour in 5 capitals and for each one to make a stretch for a CD / DVD. The capitals chosen were Brasília, Recife, Salvador, Rio de Janeiro and Belém. In each show of the project, a section of the show would be recorded, with a musical block chosen for each city and after the block was closed, they would continue with the show for the public gift.
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"Pelo Brasil" is the third DVD of the Brazilian musical group Banda Calypso, released in September 2006. The band invests in a major project for a tour in 5 capitals and for each one to make a stretch for a CD / DVD. The capitals chosen were Brasília, Recife, Salvador, Rio de Janeiro and Belém. In each show of the project, a section of the show would be recorded, with a musical block chosen for each city and after the block was closed, they would continue with the show for the public gift.
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