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| A vivid, infectiously perky ode to Brazilian music from the late 60s and early 70s – calypso with a social conscience, even fervour. | A vivid, infectiously perky ode to Brazilian music from the late 60s and early 70s – calypso with a social conscience, even fervour. |
| Director Marcelo Machado mimics the lively fingering in the edit suite, and the tempo can exhaust. But for beginners keen for a crash course, this hits every button with precision. | Director Marcelo Machado mimics the lively fingering in the edit suite, and the tempo can exhaust. But for beginners keen for a crash course, this hits every button with precision. |
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