Event takes place this July 24th on the special project “Live No Belas” and offers 50% off Rolling Stone Brazil readers
In the year the music world celebrates the four decades of the album Exaggerated and recalls the 35th anniversary of the death of Cazuzathe artist won another tribute: the documentary CAZUZA: GOOD NEWSwhich portrays one of the most intense periods of the singer’s life.
The production, idealized by the friend Nilo Romero and codirigid by ROBERTO MORETis one of the highlights of the special project “Live at Belas”which brings a musical programming in Rio de Janeiro.
On July 24, at 7:30 pm, the Cinesystem Fine Arts Botafogo promotes a show shortly after the display of CAZUZA: GOOD NEWSby the band CAZUZA SIDE C. Tickets are already on sale on the cinema website for $ 70 (full) and $ 35 (half). And you reader of Rolling Stone It has a 50% discount on the ticket. To guarantee your benefit, go to www.cinesystem.com.br/filmes/sinopse/ao-vivo-no-belas-a-homentem-a-cazuza/30460 and use the promotional code CAZUZANOBELAS In the entire option. Then just follow for payment.
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The show presents contemporary rereading of the artist’s work, combining new arrangements, renewed energy and a band formed by musicians who were part of their career. The proposal goes beyond the celebration of the great successes, inviting the public to rediscover less known tracks – the “sides C” – one of the biggest names in Brazilian music.
The show comes from the reunion of Nilo Romero with records of the last tour of Cazuzaduring the production of the documentary. The immersion on VHS tapes recorded at the time brought out the desire to revive the repertoire and the presence of the friend. The tribute gains strength with sensitive and powerful interpretations, especially the singer’s vocals KATIA JORGESENwhich offers a female reading to iconic songs.
In the repertoire, classics like “Brazil”, “Exaggerated”, “Ideology” and “Codename Hummingbird” mix with less obvious bands, as “Accomplice”, “Thanks”, “Weak Point” and “Blues of the year 2000” – All under the affective look of those who lived alongside the artist.
CAZUZA, GOOD NEW
The documentary portrays one of the most intense, productive and symbolic periods of the Cazuza. Between 1987 and early 1989, even facing the diagnosis of AIDS and a severe health aggravation, the singer and composer lived a creative explosion: he released three albums, was awarded several times and performed more than 40 performances with the show Time does not stopwhich would become one of the milestones of his career.
In the trailer, it is possible to have a glimpse of the emotional and artistic power of this phase: behind the scenes of the shows, archive images, intimate moments and unpublished testimonials of big names like Ney Matogrosso, Gilberto Gil, Frejat and Lucinha Araújo. A visceral and poetic portrait of one of the greatest icons of Brazilian music. Check it out:
CAZUZA SIDE C
The band brings together renowned musicians from the Brazilian scene. On vocals, KATIA JORGESENalso vocalist of the band Machine bird and director of the show Viva Gal. On the guitar, Pablo Urangawhich has already played with Wolf, Leoni and Veronica Sabino. On keyboards and vocals, Humberto Barrosmember of the band Roberto Frejat and name present in various formations of national rock. On drums and vocals, Beto Wertherfounder of Big AllanBik and current member of the Ethyl Blues. And in the bass and vocals, Nilo Romeroproject creator and album producer Ideology and Time does not stop.
Live at Belas: Cazuza – Boas Novas
Date: July 24
Hours: 7:30 pm
Location: Cinesystem Fine Arts Botafogo
Address: Botafogo Beach, 316 – Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro
Tickets: R $ 70 (full) | R $ 35 (half)
Buy: box office or website
+++ Read more: ‘Cazuza: Good News’ rekindles the memory of an indomitable artist
Source: Rollingstone
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