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Musical legends discuss the unique rhythm of Sambalanço, mixing jazz, samba, and Latin music.
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Why watch the movie Sambalanço: A Bossa que Dança?
"The documentary "Sambalanço: A Bossa Que Dança" which took a long time to be released and now, thanks to streaming, can be seen. It follows the musicians Durval Ferreira, Ed Lincoln, Eumir Deodato, Elza Soares and Orlandivo to discuss the musical rhythm sambalanço, which mixes jazz, samba and Latin music. With testimonies from these great Brazilian names, the production idea is to add knowledge about Brazilian music and also show how unique it is, even being a union of references. Director Fabiano Maciel is responsible for the great "Oscar Niemeyer, A vida é um Sopro" and once again shows that he was born to tell stories through the documentary format."
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In the 50s and 60s, between Copacabana nightclubs and balls in the suburbs of Rio de Janeiro, a rhythm emerged that won admirers in Brazil and around the world. Mixing jazz, samba and Latin music, Sambalanço sold many nightclubs.