Fifty years after winning its first gold star in 1960, Esporte Clube Bahia reflects on its history as one of Brazil's most popular football clubs.
Synopsis
Fifty years after winning its first gold star in 1960, Esporte Clube Bahia reflects on its history as one of Brazil's most popular football clubs.
Synopsis
Esporte Clube Bahia celebrated its first gold star in 1960. The documentary features interviews with notable players, including Dani Alves, and reflects on the club's history over the next fifty years. It details Bahia's impact on Brazilian football and the community. The film runs for 100 minutes and provides an overview of the club's achievements and challenges. Márcio Cavalcante directed the documentary, released in 2011.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See Esporte Clube Bahia's historic 1960 gold star win.
- Meet Dani Alves and his ties to Bahia.
- Find out about Bahia's impact on Brazilian football.
Did You Know
- Esporte Clube Bahia won its first gold star in 1960.
- The film was released in 2011, fifty years after the club's first victory.
- Dani Alves appears multiple times in the film, emphasizing his connection to the club.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Esporte Clube Bahia win its first gold star?
Esporte Clube Bahia won its first gold star in 1960.
Who directed the documentary 'Bahêa, Minha Vida'?
The documentary 'Bahêa, Minha Vida' was directed by Márcio Cavalcante.
How long is the documentary 'Bahêa, Minha Vida'?
The documentary 'Bahêa, Minha Vida' has a duration of 100 minutes.
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