Amigo Arrigo

L’histoire

Résumé en anglais

The art of Arrigo Barnabé, one of the pillars of the São Paulo experimental music scene during the 80's and author of critically acclaimed albums such as "Clara Crocodilo" (1980) and "Tubarões Voadores" (1984).

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A Arrigo BarnabéSelf R Regina PortoSelf M Mário Lúcio CortesSelf P Paulo BarnabéSelf R Robinson BorbaSelf A Antonio Carlos TonelliSelf J José Miguel WisnikSelf M Mariá PortugalSelf J Joana QueirozSelf P Paulo BragaSelf A Ana Karina SebastiãoSelf M Mário MangaSelf

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N Neuza PinheiroSelf (archive footage) M Mário LimaSelf (archive footage) L Luiz TatitSelf H Hélio ZiskindSelf (archive footage) I Itamar AssumpçãoSelf (archive footage) A Angela Rodrigues AlvesSelf (archive footage) C Caetano VelosoSelf (archive footage) E Elis ReginaSelf (archive footage) W Wandi DoratiottoSelf (archive footage) M Maria BeraldoSelf E Eliete NegreirosSelf (archive footage) V Vânia BastosSelf (archive footage) S Sérgio PamplonaSelf (archive footage) T Tetê EspíndolaSelf (archive footage) J Jamil MalufSelf (archive footage) T Tadeu JungleSelf (archive footage) T Tom ZéSelf (archive footage) M Marcelo MachadoSelf (archive footage) W Wilson Souto Jr.Self (archive footage) C Claudiney FerreiraSelf (archive footage) T Teresa Cristina de BarrosSelf (archive footage) L Letícia SabatellaSelf P Paulo JobimSelf (archive footage) J Júlio MedagliaSelf (archive footage) A Arnaldo AntunesSelf (archive footage) C Cássia EllerSelf (archive footage) D Denise de FreitasSelf (archive footage) S Silvana ReaSelf (archive footage) T Tiago PinheiroSelf (archive footage) A Ana AméliaSelf (archive footage) L Luiz GêSelf L Lutero RodriguesSelf (archive footage) C Carlos TachaSelf (archive footage)