In November 2002, a group of drummers and DJs traveled to Sao Paulo, Brazil, to collaborate with local musicians across various genres.
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In November 2002, a group of drummers and DJs traveled to Sao Paulo, Brazil, to collaborate with local musicians across various genres.
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In November 2002, a group of drummers and DJs traveled from the South Bronx to São Paulo, Brazil, to collaborate with local musicians. They engaged in a dialogue that spanned generations, connecting the rhythms of Samba, Bossa Nova, and Samba Rock with the emerging sounds of Brazilian Hip Hop. Brasilintime: Batucada com Discos documents this cultural exchange, culminating in a recorded performance that illustrates the musical evolution from the vibrant streets of Rio de Janeiro in the late teens to the dynamic beats of the Bronx in the early 70s.
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- Find out how Rio's music shaped the South Bronx scene.
- Meet Eric Coleman, a key figure in the film.
- See the fusion of Brazilian Hip Hop with traditional styles.
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- In November 2002, a group traveled to Sao Paulo for a musical exchange.
- The film features music evolution from Samba and Bossa Nova to Hip Hop.
- The documentary has a total runtime of 116 minutes.
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What musical genres are connected in Brasilintime: Batucada com Discos?
The documentary connects Samba, Bossa Nova, and Hip Hop.
When did the group of drummers and DJs travel to Sao Paulo, Brazil?
The group traveled to Sao Paulo in November 2002.
Who directed Brasilintime: Batucada com Discos?
The documentary was directed by Brian Cross.
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