Meu Compadre, Zé Ketti 2001
In 'Meu Compadre, Zé Ketti (2001)', Nelson Pereira dos Santos crafts a poignant tribute to Brazilian music's legendary samba composer, Zé Ketti.
Director: Nelson Pereira dos Santos
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Meu Compadre, Zé Ketti (2001) about?
This short documentary film pays tribute to the legendary samba composer Zé Ketti by capturing a jam session of his iconic music in his home in Rio de Janeiro.
Who directed Meu Compadre, Zé Ketti?
The film was directed by Nelson Pereira dos Santos, a renowned Brazilian filmmaker.
Who stars in Meu Compadre, Zé Ketti?
The film features a talented cast, including Walter Alfaiate, Délcio Carvalho, and Colombo.
Is Meu Compadre, Zé Ketti (2001) worth watching?
While it's a short film, 'Meu Compadre, Zé Ketti (2001)' offers a poignant glimpse into the world of samba music and the lives of those who made it legendary.
How long is Meu Compadre, Zé Ketti?
The runtime of 'Meu Compadre, Zé Ketti (2001)' is 12 minutes.
About Meu Compadre, Zé Ketti (2001) — Samba Legends Pay Homage to a Musical Icon
In 'Meu Compadre, Zé Ketti (2001)', Nelson Pereira dos Santos crafts a poignant tribute to Brazilian music's legendary samba composer, Zé Ketti. This short musical documentary delves into the world of Rio de Janeiro's rich musical heritage, capturing the essence of samba music through a jam session at Ketti's house. With a star-studded cast, including Walter Alfaiate and Délcio Carvalho, this film is an intimate look at the lives of the musicians who played alongside the legendary composer.
The film's atmosphere is warm and inviting, much like the traditional Brazilian dish being cooked in the kitchen as the musicians reminisce about Ketti's iconic hits. With a runtime of just 12 minutes, 'Meu Compadre, Zé Ketti (2001)' is a brief but powerful exploration of the intersection of music and culture.
Featuring the talents of seasoned musicians in a truly unique setting, this film is a must-watch for anyone interested in Brazilian music, samba, or the life and legacy of Zé Ketti.