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Outras histórias do mar (BNegão canta Caymmi) poster

Outras histórias do mar (BNegão canta Caymmi) 

The love for the sea, Dorival Caymmi, and Iemanjá united filmmaker Carolina Rolim and musician BNegão. During the development of the project “BNegão Canta Caymmi” in 2018, the two met in Salvador (BA) to capture, by the sea, the immersion the artist experiences when interpreting this repertoire. Accompanied by Bernardo Bosisio on guitar, the intrepid vocalist of Planet Hemp transports himself to the universe of the beach songs of the Bahian composer, transforming his performances into a ritual.
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The love for the sea, Dorival Caymmi, and Iemanjá united filmmaker Carolina Rolim and musician BNegão. During the development of the project “BNegão Canta Caymmi” in 2018, the two met in Salvador (BA) to capture, by the sea, the immersion the artist experiences when interpreting this repertoire. Accompanied by Bernardo Bosisio on guitar, the intrepid vocalist of Planet Hemp transports himself to the universe of the beach songs of the Bahian composer, transforming his performances into a ritual.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Carolina Rolim
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