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Mandinga
Bluesman André Christovam is one of the most prominent names in the genre in Brazil, and his debut album, "Mandinga" (1989), is regarded as the best-selling blues album in the country. In this film, André and others involved in the album's production share how it was conceived, produced, and recorded, as well as its impact at the time.
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Bluesman André Christovam is one of the most prominent names in the genre in Brazil, and his debut album, "Mandinga" (1989), is regarded as the best-selling blues album in the country. In this film, André and others involved in the album's production share how it was conceived, produced, and recorded, as well as its impact at the time.
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