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In the social landscape of Brega, music videos are the catalyst of an appetite for success as encouraged by capitalism. 'You are seeing things' looks at this world where self-regulation and image management play a crucial role in the construction of voice, status and identity of a whole new generation of popular artists.
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In the social landscape of Brega, music videos are the catalyst of an appetite for success as encouraged by capitalism. 'You are seeing things' looks at this world where self-regulation and image management play a crucial role in the construction of voice, status and identity of a whole new generation of popular artists.
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Genre:Documentary, Music
Written By:Benjamin de Burca, Bárbara Wagner, Pedro Sotero
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Alumia Produção e Conteúdo
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