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A brief overview about the rock movement from São Paulo bands such as Titãs, Ira!, RPM and Mercenárias, presenting their performances from the festival Hollywood Rock in 1988. The documentary also presents interviews with some rock n'roll fans.
The documentary narrates the life of Toquinho, one of the greatest Brazilian artists, a musician who transcends the barriers of time and language with his sensitivity. A story that shapes Brazilian popular music.
Renato Russo - Uma Celebração, or simply A Celebração, is the fourth live album by the Brazilian rock group Legião Urbana, recorded by cable TV channel Multishow, in partnership with EMI. A curiosity of this album is that no song of his was sung by the group, but by other artists, among them Paulo Ricardo, Plebe Rude, Vanessa da Mata, Leela, Chorão and Initial Capital.
Apnea presents a week in the life of Chris and her friends. Chris does not want to sleep. Afraid of her sleep apnea and her own unconsciousness, Chris stays up several nights in search of some sort of sense to her life that she did not see during the day, always living on the edge of her own body, and of existence itself, and dragging everything around with her.
MTV RPM 2002 is the last album and the only DVD by Brazilian rock and roll band RPM, released in 2002 and bringing back its classical formation. Recorded at Procópio Ferreira Theater (São Paulo, Brazil), in 26 and 27 March 2002, the album features greatest hits, like "Revoluções Por Minuto", "Alvorada Voraz", "Rádio Pirata", "Sete Mares" and "Louras Geladas", as well as unreleased songs: "Carbono 14", "Rainha", "Vem Pra Mim" (by Herbert Vianna) and "Onde está o meu amor?", recorded in studio and included on the Esperança's original soundtrack, from Rede Globo. The album features Roberto Frejat as a guest, at the song "Exagerado", by Cazuza. Another guest performer is Renato Russo, on the acoustic version of "A Cruz e a Espada".
Recorded in the former home of the São Paulo concerts Palace (now Citibank Hall in São Paulo) on 24 and 25 March 2000, the record confirms the tradition of releasing a live album every three studio albums (the band band inspired idea Rush, who does the same). The album features from old hits like Listen to What I Say, Do not Hear Nobody, Infinita Highway and Land of the Giants until recent songs such as The Mountain and The Promise.
