Emicida: AmarElo - It's All for Yesterday (2020)
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If the album 'AmarElo' is already enchanting, the same could be expected from the movie 'Emicida: AmarElo - É Tudo Pra Ontem'. The rapper has brought another beautiful work that is extremely representative, current and relevant. It is possible to cite the documentary as one of the best productions available on streaming in recent months. Directed by Fred Ouro Preto, the film makes a parallel between the career of the São Paulo rapper with excerpts from his presentation at the Teatro Municipal de São Paulo at the end of 2019. 'Emicida: AmarElo - É Tudo Pra Ontem' goes far beyond just a show record or an artist's trajectory, it is a lesson about Brazilian culture and a rescue of the forgotten names of the black movement in the country.
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Between scenes from his concert in São Paulo's Theatro Municipal, rapper and activist Emicida celebrates the rich legacy of Black Brazilian culture.
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Emicida: AmarElo - Live in São Paulo
Following the success of the beautiful documentary 'Emicida: Amarelo - É Tudo Pra Ontem', which showed the backstage of the show, now we accompany the spectacle itself - which is truly worthy of cinema for those who cannot see it live - of the Brazilian rapper. 'AmarElo - Ao Vivo' is the record of his performance at Theatro Municipal de São Paulo, on a night that will go down in history. Emicida is one of the most important artists in Brazil and this show is just another proof of that. Through the songs, we navigate through the Brazilian cultural baggage that is often overlooked, and in addition the musician always seeks to show that Brazil is a fruit of the black movement, completely oblivious to many representations in the country.
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