Vassourinha: The Voice and the Void
Experimental documentary about the life and work of obscure samba musician Vassourinha (1923-1942), born in São Paulo, who only recorded six 78rpm records, dying at 19.
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Experimental documentary about the life and work of obscure samba musician Vassourinha (1923-1942), born in São Paulo, who only recorded six 78rpm records, dying at 19.
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Genre:Documentary, Music
Written By:Carlos Adriano
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Runtime:17 minutes
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