Visceral Brasil - As veias abertas da música

THE CHALLENGE OF BEING VISCERAL "VISCERAL BRAZIL - The Open Veins of Music" is a trip through the veins of 13 incredible Brazilian musicians and groups, exposing their creative energy that explodes into great and different sounds. All the ingredients in this project has what it takes to make it a successful serie worldwide. As known, Portraits about Brazilian musicians already seduces the public beyond the international borders. But now we introduce one more important element: the documentary style to show Regional Brazilian Artists that inspire some the Greatest Artists in Brazil.. One artist per episode, and each one completely different from the other. For example, the Zabé da Loca's Episode has a different narrative and focus than Zé do Pife's Episode. The first will be more intimate, working with the sense of claustrophobia (cause Zabé lived in a Cave for 25 years) in the cinematography style while the second one will be unpredictable like the character and the câmera will just follow it, trying to see and listen the world by the POV of Zé do Pife. Every artist has their unique story and essence. "Visceral Brazil" takes that essence and try to transform it in a documentary. with outstanding geographies and nice music, It is a documentary to fill the eyes... and ears. 13 EPISODES: 1. THE TROUBADOUR, THE MATE, THE WORLDS. Bule Bule, musician, composer, writer and researcher of the Brazilian popular culture, goes through his origins and background. 2. Laurentino style. Mestre Laurentino says he is the oldest rock singer in the world. He hs been a street musician at night in Belém for many years, he has a unique style and is very successful with his song "American blondie" recorded by Mundo Livre band. releasing his first album. 3. The sound and color of my land. Pedro Ortaça is a missionary singer whose family and music are in the root of the people in the region. 4. The dolphin enchanter. It is a trip through Ionete Gama's world, a woman who sang as a child to the dolphins by the river bank and now is a singer and composer. 5. Black Bird from Beberibe The song "Black Bird" by Humberto Teixeira and Luiz Gonzaga is about a bird which got blinded in order to sing better. Arlindo got blind because of his diabetes and is known as a better player after losing his sight. He is a composer and has unique talent in the accordion, as well as being Gonzagão's accordion tuner. 6. The root of love Côco Samba is a rhythm in the northeast of Brazil. It shows