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Caiçaras, los hombres que cantan 

Documentary about the caiçaras, inhabitants of the coast of the state of São Paulo whose origins must be found in a mixture of indigenous, black and Portuguese people who give rise to a culture with very particular customs, ways of life and music. The film tells the story of a group of musicians, mostly elderly, who belong to one of the caiçara communities that inhabit the island of Ilhabela, on the Brazilian coast of São Paulo.
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Documentary about the caiçaras, inhabitants of the coast of the state of São Paulo whose origins must be found in a mixture of indigenous, black and Portuguese people who give rise to a culture with very particular customs, ways of life and music. The film tells the story of a group of musicians, mostly elderly, who belong to one of the caiçara communities that inhabit the island of Ilhabela, on the Brazilian coast of São Paulo.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Francisco D'Intino
Written By:Francisco D'Intino
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Orsay Troupe

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