The immersive show celebrates the poet on the 35th anniversary of his death
“Intense life, short life”, shouted Cazuza In the last years of life, and not by chance the most intense of his career. The singer died only 32, on July 7, 1990 and cannot prove that he is also right when he said he saw “the future repeat the past”.
35 years after his death, his verses that involve Brazil to show his face in the early evening, at the opening of Vale Tudo, and has gained an exhibition that guides fans and curious to know his childhood, youth, career and the fight against AIDS.
But this museum built in his honor, which can be visited until mid -September, also brings great news, would say. The exhibition saves her past, of course, with personal collection objects such as the writing machine in which she transcribed its texts, original manuscripts and even the shirt used on the tour of the first solo album, Exaggeratedwhich is completing 40 years in 2025 and not by chance names the place.
Public entry is divided by time. Therefore, it is possible to enjoy the iconic presentation of the Red Baron in Rock in Rio 1985, available on the screen; Listen to the poet’s songs and their interviews; It crosses IPanema with Anacardi, as it was called by the closest and friends; And finish the tour in the gearbox.
After passing the locker room, replica of the original of the time, the visitor faces Cazuza himself in the form of a hologram that sings the successes Time does not stop AND Queue Beija-Flor.
But the emotion does not end there. In the last room, the star is poetry Cineac TrianonWritten by him in 1989 and published only last year, in the posthumous book My offer is poetry. In the car -phaning, the voices of Daniel de Oliveira, EmÃlio Dantas and Julio Reis, who played Cazuza in the narrative, declare their verses.
Who had already been agreed: the poet was not dead. Continue to shine, even if it is no longer around.
Source: Terra
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