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Tim Bernardes

 thing about the Tropicália movement in the ’60s and ’70s is they E would bring all the influences from the world of music and mix it in a Brazilian way. I wanted to make something that would bring some of those elements back and connect it with music in the moment. I feel that people are getting the connection.”.

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